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five or six weeks and the Town might not agree with them, so this could take even longer. Commissioner Ehrhart shared with the commission the meeting with PacMore, a dry food processing plant, interested in the Davee property located at Old 67 and New 67. PacMore wanted and I-3 zoning, but the Town does not like I-3 uses, if for some reason they leave we don't want a junkyard there, as an example. An I-2 zoning and then get a variance for twenty-four hour operation was suggested. Attorney Currens said they were moving forward with their plans and seeking matching grants. Attorney Currens had suggested to PacMore the easiest way to make this fit would be 1-2 zoning and a variance for the 24 hours rather than I-3 and go for a variance for setbacks and significantly more buffering. PacMore has to get easements for rail service. They could have fifteen railroad cars sitting there at one time. Commissioner Ehrhart commented the car business on Indianapolis Road appears to be gone. But they had talked a little bit about Barlow's lot and if that was considered outside storage. Traditionally, it has not been. Attorney Currens has been keeping an eye out and probably will have to look at license plate. Joe Beikman, Building Inspector, said this was zoned B-3 under the old ordinance, but now the classification has been changed to I-1. The police could take a look at this. Another issue was a letter concerning a recreational vehicle in a driveway and people living in it. Attorney Currens thinks this violates our ordinance. He had sent a letter to Joe on this issue. He referenced Section 1-Residental in our ordinance that restricts property use to one single-family residential use. Also referenced page 12 of the ordinance recreation vehicle as a temporary dwelling for travel or vacation use only. If on a family dwelling this is in violation because there is more than one use on that property. Building Inspector, Joe Beikman, reported eight (8) permits and forty-six (46) inspections. There being no further business to come before the commission, a motion was made by Commissioner Corbin with a second by Commissioner Bryant to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried unanimously. ~/-~~"ff' Chairman ~