 Will Dingy, the town's assistant development service director, said his staff hosted open houses to get the public's thoughts on the issue. Oiled down version of that is essentially the public wants these metal storage containers to be regulated like storage sheds. They want them to be adopted as part of the respective zoning districts. No quantity limits. They're held to the lot coverage standards, this percentage of lot coverage, just like any other accessory building. And then they're held to the setback standards. And that was it.