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Excerpts from Plan Commission Meeting of July 25, 2019 continued: <br /> 7. All lights facing residential uses shall be shield�ed. <br /> 8. Walking trails, decorative 6-foot high perinieter fencing, landscaped berms, community <br /> gardens, and orchards shall be provided as ap�roved on the final site plan. <br /> 9. Sustainability features should be furCher explored and provided as much as possible for the <br /> development of the subject site. <br /> 10. A five-lot final subdivision plat will ble required to be submitted,approved and recorded prior <br /> to a final site plan being approved. <br /> 11. Reciprocal cross-access and cross-parking easements shall be provided as approved on the <br /> final site plan/subdivision plats and r�corded wi.th Macon County Recorder of Deeds. <br /> 12. Final site, landscaping/decorative fencing, and lighting plans shall be submitted to and <br /> approved by the Economic and Cc�mmun�ty Development Department, Public Works <br /> Department and the Fire Department pri'or to building permits being released. <br /> Mrs. Mary Cave, representative for the petitioner, was sworn in by Mrs. Poland. <br /> Mrs. Cave said she spoke about this item quite a bit when it came before the Plan Commission. She <br /> would be happy to answer any questions the Commission members have. <br /> Mr. Ray Lai, Director of Economic and Community Development, stated the dumpster enclo�ure on the <br /> site plan is within the right-of-way. Mr. Lai saici they cann.ot be located in the right-of-way. <br /> Mrs. Cave stated they have worked through this,and they will be moved. <br /> There were no objectors present. <br /> Upon call of the roll, Commission meflnbers Biil Clevenger, Jason Drake, Bruce Frantz, Rick Johnson <br /> and Chairman Susie Peck voted aye. Chairman Peck declared the motion carried. <br />