The September 18th meeting of the Springdale Planning Commission, held at the Kenyon Community Center, featured significant discussions regarding community events and a design development review for a new residential property.

The meeting commenced with a motion to approve the agenda, which passed unanimously. Town officials announced an upcoming community development launch lunch on September 26, where residents can learn about a new GIS mapping system. Additionally, the meeting marked the last for Commissioner Pam Ingram, who was recognized for her years of service and contributions to the commission.

In a notable moment, Ingram expressed disappointment over her term not being renewed, emphasizing the importance of fiduciary responsibility to the town over personal interests. Fellow commissioners acknowledged her instrumental role in improving local ordinances.

The primary agenda item was a design development review for a single-family home proposed by Breck Dockstader at 54 Hummingbird Lane. The property, previously rezoned for village commercial use, is intended for residential purposes but may later be converted to transient lodging, pending a conditional use permit. The commission discussed access issues related to the property and the necessity of retaining a nearby pump house, which is crucial for local infrastructure.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to ensure that all public comments regarding the proposal were considered, as the commission prepares for further deliberation on the development.