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if the BZA did the same. Attorney Tim Currens clarified that it would be a <br /> recommendation to the BZA / Council and not a voted on and passed motion. <br /> There was no second on the motion. Commissioner Brown made a motion not to <br /> approve / recommend based on concerns for the Gateway and traffic concerns <br /> presented tonight. Commissioner Dieterlen seconded, the motion did not pass as <br /> Commissioner voted apposed and Commissioner Anderson abstained. <br /> Commissioner Young called for any further motions. Commissioner Brown made a <br /> motion to table the requests, motion passed though Commissioner King did not <br /> vote. Commissioner Young then addressed the official rezone from B2 to B3, Mr. <br /> Bray did want to reiterate a small car lot would be the best possible use of the <br /> space. Mr. Remster currently takes care of the property and that a nice looking <br /> business at that location would look good, for considering the comprehensive plan <br /> as well as potentially increase any sales for the car lot. Mr. Bray again addressed a <br /> small car lot would have steady traffic flow and work best on the parcel of land in <br /> question. Attorney Tim Currens stated that a motion would need to be made to <br /> recommend or not to the Town Council, no motion was made. Commissioner <br /> Dieterlen expressed to Mr. Bray that he may take the additional time given to more <br /> thoroughly address the issues discussed tonight. The Special Exception and Rezone <br /> will both tabled and heard again at the April Plan Commission meeting, neither <br /> will be sent to the Board of Zoning Appeals at this time. The next item on the <br /> agenda is the Cedar Woods update. Dennis Nail, of the building Department went <br /> and looked at the property. The location is zoned agriculture and Mr. nail sees no <br /> visible signs of a business other than lettering on a truck, that can not be seen from <br /> the road, and is no more noticeable than any typical work truck that might be <br /> driven home. Mr. Nail sees no visible zoning ordinance violations. Commissioner <br /> Young asked attorney Tim Currens how the commission should procedd on this <br /> matter, Mr. Currens stated that he himself would write a letter to the individual that <br /> contacted the Plan Commission originally. Dennis Nail then gave his monthly <br /> report, there were 9 permits issued and 26 inspections. Commissioner Young <br /> called for any new business, there wasn't any. A motion was made by <br /> Commissioner Dieterlen to adjourn , the motion was seconded and carried. <br /> Next Meeting: Thursday April 25th, 2013 <br />