The Danbury Environmental Impact Commission will continue a hearing at their meeting tomorrow night on an application from a Georgia-based developer for an indoor self-storage building on Mill Plain Road.  The plan is for a vacant 3-acre site adjacent to Aunt Hack Road.  During previous meetings, representatives for Diamond Point Development said there will not be a security fence around the property since it's an interior climate-controlled facility.  The application needs EIC approval because of a ditch that runs across the neighboring property that would be classified as an intermittent water course.  The 100,000 square foot building would be within 100 feet of that.  Plans call for cutting into the sloped hillside at the back of the property, adding a drainage system and doing extensive landscaping.  The Planning Commission has scheduled a hearing on the application for June 1st.