talked to Mr. Galloway 28th March reminded him that he needed to follow the guidelines that were given to him by the meeting that was given him:- The construction trailer needs to be licensed the four foot fence can be installed in the front of the trailer to meet the approved site plan. It was determined that if this was completed then he would not have to go to the Planning commission. A new site plan showing the location of all signs and sizes is needed in order to verify setbacks and total signage. All employees parking is to be outside of the 30 foot front setback. remove all the junk, debris, and unlicensed vehicles to an area behind the house trailer The trailer does not need footings or foundation as long as it is located behind the fence and it is not being used as an office other than at the construction job site. staff attending the meeting Justin Morris, Sean Wilkinson, Craig Brown, and Jim Gentry. I also gave him a time limit and informed him if it was not complete by the end of the first week of April I would send his violations to the attorney's office.