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Review and would be paid at $2000 as each lot was sold. Tammy <br />VanHook confirmed that there was no approval being sought on Section <br />IIII at this time. Jeff Dieterelen also clarified that the drainage issue <br />being resolved in the new plans would initially assist with proposed <br />section IIII and that the lake maintenance listed in the convenience was <br />described as sections 1-3 & 4 even though section IIII does not exist. <br />Tim Currens stated that the wording is within line of the plans. Dave <br />Moore question that if a motion were to be made with contingencies <br />how would the Plan Commission know if said contingencies were met. <br />Tim Currens answered that once an approval was made the commission <br />would then allow the County to oversee the criteria is met. Tim Bennett, <br />the building inspector, asked that as there are now future plans for a <br />section II11 what the time process might be for the County agencies to <br />give their approvals. Dennis Chambers asked the benefit of passing now <br />with contingencies verses waiting and voting after county approvals had <br />been give. Tim Currens stated this would allow the plans to continue <br />once county approvals had be given without coming back before the <br />Plan Commission. When no further questions were asked Jeff Dieterlen <br />called for a motion David Moore made a motion to accept with the <br />following contingencies; street cuts, hydrant locations and drainage <br />issues are all met and approved by the Madison Township Fire <br />Department and all necessary County agencies, Robert Alumbaugh <br />seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. <br />The next item on the agenda is a site plan approval for Louie Linder, lot <br />5 at Flagstaff presented by Holloway Engineering. Jeremy spoke of the <br />2.58 acre PUD I, he addressed the parking, the asphalt drive, proposed <br />building plans drainage concerns and sewer, it was stated that if lot 5B <br />were every developed it would need its own retention pond. Joe <br />Beikman confirmed the zoning and that any building plans would need <br />to follow the I1 uses. Jeff Dieterlen confirmed that there were no <br />concerns at Tech Review, he allowed for further questions and when <br />none were asked he called for a motion. Perry King made a motion to <br />accept with the addition of building height be added to the plans, Dennis <br />Chambers seconded that motion and the motion passed. <br />