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Springdale Planning Commission meeting: announcements and procedural votes
Summary
The Springdale Planning Commission approved its Feb. 5 meeting agenda, heard announcements including a March 7 town birthday event and a Feb. 19 review of a large development at 75 Manzanita Drive (public meeting under a settlement agreement), and adjourned after work‑session discussions.
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The Springdale Planning Commission approved its Feb. 5, 2025 meeting agenda, heard several announcements and adjourned after discussing four work items.
Announcements: Commission members were told the town will celebrate its birthday Friday, March 7, with booths for public bodies including the planning commission. Staff asked volunteers to contact Bridal to staff the planning commission table. Staff also told commissioners the Feb. 19 meeting will include review of a large mixed‑use development proposal for 75 Manzanita Drive (a large undeveloped parcel behind Fatali Gallery). Because that parcel is subject to a settlement agreement, staff advised commissioners that the review would be a public meeting rather than a public hearing and that no public hearing notice would be included on that item.
Formal procedural votes recorded: - Motion to approve the agenda: motion by Jennifer McCullough, second by Paul Zimmerman; vote recorded as unanimous in favor (Jennifer aye; "Terry/Tanner" aye; Tom aye; Paul aye; Rich aye). - Motion to adjourn: motion by Jennifer McCullough, second by Rich Swanson; vote recorded as unanimous in favor (Jennifer aye; Terry/Tanner aye; Tom aye; Paul aye; Rich aye).
No formal legislative actions (ordinance adoptions, resolutions or appointments) were taken during the work meeting; commissioners provided direction to staff on the four substantive work items discussed (parking in flood hazard area; pools and setbacks; accessory structures; and confirmation of work priorities).

