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Planning and Zoning Commission ~arch 19, 1992 Page 14 Mr. Morton said for the time being, he would like to use red tip bush or whatever the board recommends. In the future he would like to put a fence up and maybe use green shading around it. Mr. Amos asked Mr. Downs in his recommendations, he recommended screening for cars/motorcycles waiting for repair, did he have any particular height in mind for that? Mr. Downs stated the particular height would be in conformance with what the ordinance requires. Mr. Morton said the board mentioned something about signs. He said he would prefer to have his sign 12 feet in height. Mr. Downs said the maximum height would be 15 feet. Chairperson Randall said she would like to note one of the recommendations is decorative trees across the front of the property in addition to screening for the cars. In her opinion there needs to be some beautification across the front, the privacy fence is a good idea to screen the cars that are waiting, but just to make it more aesthetically pleasing to that community there, there needs to be some kind 'of decorative trees and shrubs around the front. Chairperson Randall closed the public hearing on Conditional Use Applicant 170(C). Mr. Olio-Mills said he would like for whoever makes the motion to give the applicant the oPtion of gravel or paving, would that serve the same purpose as a parking lot. Chairperson Randall said no, at least not coming onto Flowe Store Road. But a place that is going to be repairing vehicles need at least some pavement "x" number of feet off of Flowe Store Road. Mr. Olio-Mills said in looking at the video, the cost on that is going to be very expensive. He would not like to put that restriction on the applicant to put out that much money to pave the whole length of the lot. He would like to leave it up to the applicant and make it less restrictive, but restrictive enough for the in and out look.