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the wildlife. He said Mr. Wolfe had told him personally this area could be buffered. Mr. Turner said he would be willing to look at a plan for straightening the road and not letting it wind around the Patrick's property. Mr. O'Neal said maybe an attempt could be made for fencing or mounding for headlights. Commissioner Beebe asked about sanitary capacity of C & M Utility. Ron Grigsby said the cap is 94 and 80 have been set aside. He said C & M needed 9 months advance notice to make the plant larger. Mr Kayes, who lives across the road from C & M said water goes out in a 3 foot creek across his property. His question,"Can you dump as much as you want on a person's property?" Commission's answer was 'No". Commissioner Abbott said it seemed like the developers had put themselves in a box. Motion was made by Commissioner Abbott, second by Commissioner Young to not approve this plat on grounds it is not in best interest of public due to insufficient access to property and due to the density and poor standard of design for public safety & welfare. Motion carried 6-0. Next was Bookmore Lot 113 owned by Jerome Brewster, represented by Banning Engineering with a request for rezone from R-1 to R-2. He wants to build an all brick double. Mr. Morgan, a resident spoke to the Commission and presented a petition from the neighbors against the double. The lot is 75X165, 12,375 square feet. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire second by Commissioner to recommend to the Town Council to deny this petition for rezone. Motion carried 6-0. This will be heard at the May 4, 1999 Town Council meeting. Next was Dale Coffey, an attorney representing Jerome Diehl. This petition was tabled from the March meeting. Mr. Coffey suggested a paragraph added to the Plat to say this will be Diehl's only subdivision and then Mr. Rash(adjoining land owner) can then divide his land. Commissioner McGuire said the concerns of the Commission at the March meeting was they did not want to get in the middle of this problem and thought Mr. Rash and Mr Diehl should go back to Huntington Bank to correct the bank's error of not getting a survey completed. Commissioner Young said Mr. Diehl was ready to build his home as he already had his septic in place. Mr. Diehl said getting Huntington Bank back in this would take a lot more time. Town Attorney Tim Currens said that under our Minor Plat no more than four parcels may be platted. If this paragraph was added to the Plat this would really be correcting what Huntington Bank should have done. Motion was made by Commissioner Abbott, second by Commissioner Young to approve the Minor Plat because it meets the requirements of the Ordinance. Motion carried 5-1 with Commissioner McGuire opposed. Jeff Banning presented the Reagan Addn. rezone from R-1 to R-3 for Lots 22,23, and 24. This was tabled from the March meeting. Mr. Banning stated they were requesting a lowering of rezone to R-2 at this meeting. Mr. Rick Lee, nearby resident, asked if R-2 had specific size requirements and set backs. He was told the R-2 height standards were the same as R-1. Each lot square footage wise is: two lots at 50x132 and one lot at 38x132. Motion was made by Commissioner Young, second by Commissioner Abbott to recommend to the Town Council to rezone this property from R-1 to R-2. Motion carried 6-0. This will be heard at the May 4, 1999 Town Council meeting. The Jackson-Catellier 4 Lot Minor Plat on Hadley Road was next to be heard. Mooresville