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, [ I r I , , r I I ¡ '-- '-' from any discussion due to their interest as adjoining property owners. Douglas Meyer advised that he was an attorney present representing the Haughts, one of the adjoining property owners. He advised that they were concerned with the setbacks and any additional affect that the mobile homes might have on his client's property. Wendell Thaler had a question regarding the storage sheds and type, with Sam Korn advising that he believed they were the small aluminium ones. At this time the Board's Attorney requested them to review the special exception procedure and the issues before the Board this evening being that the Plan Commission investigate the proposed special exception and to determine whether the proposed location and character of the special exception will affect the master land use plan. He further advised that the Board has 90 days to report to the Board of Zoning Appeals following the receipt of the application. Ron Alexander had some question regarding the location and surrounding land use. At this time Ron Alexander made a motion to continue this until the March meeting allowing the Board Members to inspect the premises and surrounding areas. This was seconded by Vernon Kimmel and passed by vote of 5 to O. The item will be reviewed on the March agenda. The next item to come before the Plan Commission was the public hearing on the amendments to the master plan, in particular the zoning ordinance and accompaning zoning maps for the buffer zone and town. The public meeting was then held. Dave Lawson representing the Hopkins had some questions regarding the 40 acre tract of land which had been the subject of a lawsuit a couple years earlier. In particular he advised that the Morgan Superior Court had made a determination that the property consisting of a little over 40 acres -3-