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Larry Cates spoke in favor of the site plan approval for HWH Investments. Mr. Cates made a presentation of the proposed shopping center. A specific site plan for Home Depot was presented showing the trees being left as a buffer for the residential area along N. Collegiate Street. Drainage issues were addressed with water being retained on the property. All drainage will flow into ponds and no more water than at present rate will flow off property. The design is for a 25 year flood plan. Barry Owen, 3015 Briarwood, expressed concerns regarding fencing stating that he did not think that the fence would be maintained and Wal Mart fence was sited as not being properly taken care of. Mr. Owen was also concerned that the entrance off N. Collegiate would increase traffic. Jeff Starnes, 3025 Briarwood, did not oppose the shopping center but wants safeguards for the neighborhood. Mr. Starnes would like to see a stone or brick fence built on the south property line. Mr. Starnes is also concerned about fence maintenance and 30`h NE and 31" NE providing entrance to the back of the shopping center. Mr. Starnes thinks that delivery should be at the side of the building, not in the rear and hours should be restricted. Richard Manning, 2965 Cypress, is concerned about entrance to the shopping center off N. Collegiate. He thinks it will be a death trap. He wants to see a brick wall (fence) to screen houses from the shopping center. Mr. Manning thinks that lighting should be arranged so as to not be intrusive on the adjacent neighbors. Again, Mr. Manning stated that he does not want access from N. Collegiate to the shopping center. Bill O'Neal, 1220 N. Collegiate, was not opposed to the shopping center but would like to see the creek cleaned up. There was no opposition, the public hearing was declared closed. 10. Consideration of and action on the site plan approval requested by Terry Jacobs, Part of Lot 14, City Block 259, being the 2900 Block NE Loop 286. Motion was made to approve by Curtis Fendley and seconded by Louis Yates, Jr. with developers working with the Engineer's office regarding lighting and building a 6' fence on the south side and keeping the green belt on the west side as shown. Motion carried by a vote of 7 ayes and 0 nays. 11. Consideration of and action on recommendation of the Preliminary Plat, Paris Towne Crossing Addition, Lots 1 -7, Block 1, being the 3000 Block NE Loop 286. Motion was made to approve by Curtis Fendley and seconded by Marshall Kent, subject to the Building Official's memo dated, November 29, 2000. Motion carried by a vote of 7 ayes and 0 nays. Meeting adjourned. Steve Methven