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maintained. Motion was made by Commissioner Ehrhart, second by Commissioner Bruner to approve the revision to Lots 4H, 4B, and 4E. Motion carried 7-0. Mr. Holloway told the commission he had advertised for everything except a Special Exception which he is filing to be on the Board of Zoning Appeals Agenda in March. Building: Mr. Holloway said he was not asking for any variances. The building would be 9,375 square feet with a 6 foot chain length fence around the building and eighteen parking spaces, two handicapped. Mr. Holloway said he wanted to stipulate and condition the following three uses under a PUD -C - B-3 were acceptable without BZA approval: Plumbing, Heating, & Air conditioning Auto Parts Supplyl Specialty Farm & Garden Supply Mr. Holloway said they could stipulate a 2- hour firewall and the site plan would be altered to allow the Street Department access to interceptor sewer. Commission McGuire said that lot was ugly and probably it would be better to get a building on the lot. Motion was made by Commissioner Ehrhart, second by Commissioner Crouch to approve a building that fits B-2 or B-3 zoning. Motion carried 8-0. Mr. Holloway told the commission he had made application to the Board of Zoning Appeals for the March 2003 meeting asking for a collision center at this site with a special exception, he said he was asking this board to have a finding of fact that this would not be abject to surrounding area and businesses and would be compatible to the Master Plan. Commissioner McGuire asked the amount of wrecked cars that would be parked outside. Mr. Holloway told him they would address those commitments to the Board of Zoning Appeals. A motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Crouch to have a statement given to the Board of Zoning Appeals that this was a compatible use to the Master Plan. Motion carried 8-0. Building Inspector Joe Beikman reported thirteen (13) permits and forty-six (46) inspections. Commissioner Corbin asked the commission if they wished to continue with the paper ballots. Consensus of the commission was yes. Commissioner McGuire announced that each member had a new copy of the Master Plan to review for the next meeting. A meeting of the Comprehensive Plan Committee will follow the March 27, 2003 meeting. There being no further business to be discussed, a motion was made by Co Bruner, second by Commissioner Bryant to adjourn th mee' f~ ' . 71 ~ !J.fdVl/ S~etary " ./