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Riverside Stone. This is 1.856 acres. Riverside Stone is also purchasing lot/48, but no development on it at this time. Building: 100 by 150 processing area and 25 by 95 office space. No loading docks. There will be outside storage, but it is screened and fenced 6 ft. high. Inside of screened fence is crushed stone. No free standing signs, but a sign on the building etched above the door. Building Inspector Joe Beikman asked if any chemicals were to be used. The answer was no. There is an open holding tank, 40 by 20 by 5 to hold slurry. This is in a semi- solid form when actually hauled. Motion was made by Commissioner Bruner, second by Commissioner Young to approve development plat and ask for specifications on crushed stone area. Motion carded 7-0. Ross Holloway presented request for William Parks to rezone property on Highway 67 and 144 where Wendys is located from B-2 to PUD-C. This was tabled from last meeting in April. Ross Holloway suggested that B -3's be put on notice right away that they have to come before the Plan Commission for approval, lie told the commission Mr. Parks intends to sell not develop. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire second by Commissioner Young to approve request and recommend to Town Council to rezone from B-2 to PUD-C making note on plat it is B-2 and a B-3 would have to come before the Plan Commission to get approval. Motion carded 7-0. This will be heard at the June 6, 2000 Town Council meeting. Gary Carpenter of Cedar Run told the commission he had been approached by a landowner in Hendricks county to buy 34 acres to develop for single family homes. The homes would be similar to Hallmark homes. 3.5 per acre density at $100,000 to $145,000 price range. Mr. Carpenter asked what the Plan Commission thought about the project. The Plan Commission told him they were concerned with that amount of density. Commissioner Brunet reported an access building in front of house in a residential area close to his home. Building Inspector Joe Beikman said he needs a complaint in writing at the next meeting. Commissioner Pygrnan reported a shed being built on South street by railroad across from car lot. He also reported southeast side of High and Indiana Street, the building in back was rezoned for B-1 and people are living there. The commission discussed the list of checkpoints at back of zoning book. They thought applicable school districts and applicable fire departments should be added to the list. Inspector Joe Beikman reported that two weeks ago on a Saturday, the neon sign was lit up on Indianapolis Road and Carlisle Street (variance for a business in residence is not now in effect). Attorney Tim Currens will send a letter to remove all signs and not be open for business. Commissioner Williamson said he would volunteer to be on the committee to review the Comprehensive Plan with Commissioners McGuire, Young, and Ehrhart. Committee chairman McGuire asked to add one to one and a half hours onto the June meeting to review the comprehensive plan and then set a public hearing for both the ordinance changes and comprehensive plan. Joe Beikman will have updated maps for the June meeting.