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approval of the length to width ratio, second by Commissioner Ehrhart. Motion carried 9-0. Next on the agenda was Holloway Associates for Jim Dodds, final plat approval for the Jarnestown Estates PUD at SlideoffRoad and Landersdale Road. He stated that construction is well under way and no changes have been made to the original PUD Zoning & Plan that was approved by the Plan Commission and Town Council in March, except the buildings will have two-car garages as recommended by the Plan Commission. The ten buildings of four units each will be eighty percent brick and have a minimum of 1500 square feet of living space. There will also be a clubhouse on the property. The individual buildings were shown on the plat but will be brought before the Plan Commission for approval when the time comes. They already have their sanitary sewer permit from the State and construction for sewer and water will begin soon. Retention basins almost completely surround the site. Chairman, Mike Young asked what the stipulations were for a condominium association as far as how many condominiums had to be sold before an association was formed and how long could the developer still make changes. Ross Holloway stated that after one condominium was sold no more changes could be made. He also explained that the only thing in the developer's rights was that until fifty-one percent of the condominiums were sold the developer could determine which buildings were built in what order. Motion was made by Commissioner Bruner to approve the fmal plat as presented. Second was by Commissioner Bryant. Motion carried 9-0. Building Inspector Joe Beikman was not present but reported twenty-three (23) permits and sixty-five (65) inspections. Weliever Chevrolet requested permission to hold an off-premises car sale in the Marsh parking lot in October. Motion was made by Commissioner Bennett, second by Commissioner Crouch to approve the request for the sale. Motion carried 8-1. Commissioner Corbin opposed. Commissioner McGuire asked about the property across from Neil Armstrong Elementary where the used cars are being sold. Tim Currens said that Joe Beikman had checked into it and found that all the cats belonged to the resident. He was not selling other people's cars. He was no longer selling the scooters that he had at one time. Commissioner Crouch asked about the property at the comer of 144 and Orchard Road, which was discussed at the last meeting. It was decided at that time that Joe Beikman would check to see if they were "Grandfathered", however Joe was not present to report his findings. Commissioner Crouch stated that now the guy directly across the road was also selling cars in his yard. He has had as many as four in his yard at all times. The commission decided to have Joe check on the property across the road as well. Tim Currens stated that Joe Beikman had told him that he spoke to the owner of the property on Washington Street that was being used as a double and told them to file for a variance. They have not done that to date. Tim suggested that if they do not file for a