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Commissioner Ehrhart asked about the drainage down the road Mr. Holloway said that this would be addressed with the County. Commissioner Bryant asked about the covenants and restrictions being a 25 year existence. Mr. Holloway said that this would be change because the maintenance must go on after 25 years. Street Commissioner Joe Beikman asked if the street name had been checked for 911. Mr. Holloway said that There was no other road by that name. With no other questions Chairman Young ask for a motion on this matter. A motion by Commissioner Bryant to approve the preliminary plat with the stipulation that permits received from Morgan County Highway and Drainage approval, second by Commissioner Berwick. Motion carried 9-0 The next item Stephanie Burns 2-lot minor plat 4663 E. Shady Lane, continued from July. Mark Mahan, representing Burns explained that this plat is requested to build a new home, then sell the existing home. The set back changes have been made from the July Meeting. The property is a 9.2 acre lot off Shady Lane, West of Pennington Road. Septic easements have been provided. The drive will be off of the existing drive the Highway Dept. will be contacted although the 25 foot asphalt drive is being used. Commissioner Bryant asked if the drive was going to next to barn, Mr. Mahan confirmed this to be correct. Commissioner Williamson asked about the pond being on both lots. Mr. Mahan said that the pond will be on lot 2. Street Commissioner Joe Beikman asked About pond drainage. A motion by Commissioner Bryant to table this matter until the next meeting to have the check list reviewed by the Tech review board, second Commissioner Brown. Motion carried 8-1 with Commissioner Ehrhart voting no. The fourth item on the agenda Ross Holloway for Steve Striebeck asking for Rezone from Res. To PUD-E on North Indiana Street, this also was continued from July. The issue of notifications has been corrected. Plans have been revised to almost 70 feet building to building, 68 parking spaces for the residential and 11 for the commercial Buildings. Also the green space has been increased and a park added along with sidewalks. Commissioner Bryant expressed concerns with having several owners. Mr. Holloway said that they would be governed by restrictions and covenants. Commissioner Ehrhart also expressed concern about out of state owners being a maintenance problem. Commissioner Browns concern with multiple owners is that it is sometimes becomes difficult to locate owners with high turn over. Commissioner McGuire spoke of a concern that other people may use the parking area for truck or motor home parking. Mr. Holloway said that with being a PUD that these concerns could Be regulated. Pete Fowley spoke on behalf of neighbors in the area ofthe PUD-E. Concerns were density, which would bring a high number of cars as well as children with no place to play. The configuration ofthe parking lot would make it difficult for fire and emergency equipment to be effective. Mr. Fowley also expressed concern about set backs, not being as they should be. Neal Almond a resident of North Indiana Street, said that he bought his home because of the neighborhood, he had checked the zoning of this ground before buying his home. He was also concerned about what people would think about seeing J