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Planning staff reported Thursday that a pending Conditional Use Permit for the Richey property appears likely to be withdrawn because the parcel is being divided into three lots; Planning & Zoning Administrator Shewchuk said he will contact the applicant to confirm the status. Staff also said the Board of Adjustment has a meeting scheduled for July 8, 2025. The commission was notified that a flying-field application will be on the August agenda; Commissioner Anderson requested that staff include Federal Aviation Administration requirements with that application. During the meeting Shewchuk announced upcoming retirements: Shewchuk will retire at the end of August, McBride at the end of September, and Diefenbaugh at the end of October. Commissioner Anderson asked for the status of a previously passed text amendment for signs; Shewchuk said more regulatory work is needed before that amendment can be completed. No formal motions were made on these reports; items were recorded for follow-up and staff action.
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