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that it would not fit in. With the style of the building, it will not look totally out of place. They understand the concerns of the neighbors about the drainage problem and they know that the county has a very strict Drainage Ordinance. They will stipulate that they will meet the county drainage ordinance. They understand according to the ordinance the parking area will have to be a hard surface. They have applied for a driveway permit, but they also have the driveway easement if they do not get the permit and they have sight distance both ways. They know it has passed for a septic system, but know they would have to go to the state for approval for on site waste disposal if that is required. Commissioner Crouch asked if the parking would be off the front building line and Mr. Holloway said the parking will be in front and the building will set back a considerable distance from the road. They said they could easily get ten to fifteen car spaces. The parking lot will be about 64' by 90'. Mr. Crouch asked it the property didn't slope off to the east and Mr. Holloway said that it did. They will have to construct intercepting swails and on site retention in the back. They know they will have to meet the county's drainage ordinance. Mrs. Tomlinson asked how far back from the road would the building set and Mr. Holloway said it would be about 130' from the edge of the road. She asked what the swail would look like and he said they were grass drainage ways that are about three to four feet wide and eighteen inches deep so they can be mowed and maintained. Commissioner Bruner stated that he had talked with the Brown Township Fire Chief and he said that depending if there was water there they would like to have a hydrant within what ever their requirements were 500 to a 1,000 feet depending on the footage. They said they would work with the Fire Department and address their concerns. Commissioner McGuire asked if the restrictions were worded correctly for the covenant and Mr. Holloway said they were open to any language with would allow them to sell the animal related products that they stated. Commissioner Crouch, second by Commissioner Bryant, made a motion to approve the recommendation to the Town Council to approve the rezone for Robert Gregory property from Agriculture to B-3 for Lot 2 on State Road 42 with the stipulation this will be a operating retail store selling only agriculture related supplies, mainly animal feeds, animal supplies and other similarly related products. Motion carried 8-0. The rezone will go to the Town Council on March 16,2004. Next Ross Holloway representing RSR Investments, known as Cougar Bag, was requesting a site plan review for Lot 16 at Flagstaff Business Park. Mr. Holloway stated that Cougar Bag was proposing to build a manufacturing facility on Lot 16 of Flagstaff Business Park. The manufacturing building will be 27 ,000 sq. ft, office area of 1,800 sq. ft., parking area of approximately 20 spaces with handicap spaces, and a loading dock on the south east comer of the building. They will be depressing the building somewhat, the contour comes up into a hill that rises very rapidly. There will be a 24' drive out to the street, parking lot and drive will be 3" of asphalt on 6" of stone. The loading dock area will be 5" of asphalt on 10" of stone. They 3