Pledge allegiance roll call and approve minutes

0:01I pledge

0:01allegiance to the

0:03flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, and indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

0:32All right. So we'll get over the roll call. Madam Clerk.

0:36Mr. Jamie Girardi? Yeah. Mr. Derek Potlett? Here. Mr. Peter Hansel? Mr. John Moody? Here. Mr. Christopher Poole? Here. Mr. Chris Williams?

0:48And Chairman Charles Greg.

0:50Here. Chris Williams is virtually here. I think I heard him there for a second. Yeah. You did, Mr. Chairman Mariano. Oh thank you very much, Chris.

1:03All right. Do we have any minutes to approve?

1:06Yeah, motion to approve the minutes from the January nineteenth, March 2nd, and April 6th meetings.

1:12Okay, we have a motion, we have a second. Further discussion on the motion. If not all in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed, like sign. Motion carries. Pick. I'd like to welcome everybody who's here today. We're a planning commission and we're appointed by a County Commission and we meet uh twice monthly. We serve as a local planning agency. And we hold public hearing and transmit to the Board of County Commissioners. Recommendations of

1:42comprehensive plan amendments, land development code or amendments resigned and conditional use requests. Planning commission is the final decision making body for Special exceptions, certain appeals, variance requests, certain alternative standard requests, however, final decisions may be appealed. to the Board of County Commissioners. Anyone that's in opposition to any comprehensive plan amendment, land development. Uh code amendment, rezoning. Conditional use or any item where the Planning Commission transmits a recommendation

2:12to the Board of County Commissioners, it's important for you to attend the appropriate Board of County Commissioners. Those of you are not familiar with the format of our meetings, they are as follows. Three sections we have continuances. And they are uh items where Either the app the applicant or the staff have requested a continuance or Any number of reasons and it's been our tradition to grant a continuance request unless there are Extenuating circumstances. We have consent items.

2:43And those are items where we've not received any uh objections from the staff or the public. And they're um They're gonna be read off one at a time. If there's something that's on consent that you'd like to be discussed or heard today. When I read off the item, please raise your hand or pull it from consent. uh then there are the regular items. Anything pulled from consent will go on to the regular items. And then we have other items that are regular items that um Um will be discussed fully today.

3:14And You'll have a chance, uh the applicant will make a presentation. And you'll have a chance to respond or ask questions.

3:26Um I don't think has there anybody a question for extra time?

3:30Mr. Chairman we have no requests for for extra time.

3:33Okay, very good. Mm. For everybody here today, please if you have a uh cell phone Put it on the silent position so we don't interrupt anyone.

3:48Anyone that's here to speak to anything that's not on today's agenda. Is there anyone here who wants to speak to something that's not on the agenda?

3:57I don't see anyone.

3:58And Mr. Chair, we don't have anyone on WebEx signed up to speak for any of the items nor for public comment.

4:04All right. Thank you very much. So if any of you plan to give testimony today, if you'll stand and and raise your right hand. And be sworn. Anybody who plans to come up and talk.

4:20Okay.

4:20Do you swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give is the truth so help you God?

4:27All right. Thank you.

4:31Mr. Leese.

4:33Just for confirmation, um did we approve the March 2nd and April 6th meeting minutes with that motion, or was it just the January?

4:42It's for all three.

4:43Okay.