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Plan commission amends May 14 minutes to add rental-rate detail, strikes garbled line

5951927 · June 13, 2025
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Summary

The Roscoe Plan Commission voted to amend its May 14 meeting minutes to remove a transcription error and add a note that an applicant said rental rates would be about $1,700–$1,900; the change passed by motion and roll call.

The Roscoe Plan Commission on June 11 voted to amend its May 14 meeting minutes to remove a garbled line and add a sentence that an applicant said rental rates would be about $1,700 to $1,900.

The change was proposed and moved during the commission’s meeting and adopted by roll call after a brief discussion about locating missing text in the earlier draft. Board member Swanson moved the amendment; board member Smith seconded. The commission approved the amendment by voice/roll call with all members present voting in favor.

Commissioners discussed a transcription error on page three of the draft minutes that left an incomplete sentence reading “Brandon Boggs stated,” and agreed to strike that fragment. Commissioners also asked staff to add that, during the May 14 hearing, an applicant reported expected rental rates “between 1,700 to 1,900” and that questions had been raised about acceptance of low‑income vouchers (Section 8), which the minutes do not definitively record as accepted or denied.

The commission did not make any formal determination about voucher acceptance at the June 11 meeting; the minutes amendment records only what was said at the earlier May 14 hearing. The amended minutes will be retained as the record of what was discussed on May 14.

Votes at a glance: the amendment to the May 14 minutes was approved by motion and roll call; the motion’s mover and seconder were announced at the meeting.