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Planning Commission appoints Ruth Ann acting vice chair, approves minutes and hears Parker 2050 update

2318371 · February 14, 2025
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Summary

At its Dec. 12 meeting the Planning Commission unanimously approved minutes, selected Commissioner Ruth Ann as acting vice chair, and received a brief update on the Parker 2050 comprehensive plan engagement process.

The Parker Planning Commission on Dec. 12 approved the minutes from its Dec. 12, 2024 meeting, appointed Commissioner Ruth Ann as acting vice chair and received a short Parker 2050 comprehensive-plan update from staff.

At the start of the meeting a commissioner moved to approve the minutes of the previous meeting; the motion was seconded (second attributed in the record to Nick) and the commission voted unanimously: Nick — yes; Brett — yes; Angela — yes; Ruth Ann — yes; Eric — yes; Jane — yes; Chair Paul — yes. The mover was recorded on the audio as "I move we approve the minutes of the last meeting," but a full name for the mover was not specified in the transcript.

Commissioner Ruth Ann was nominated to serve as acting vice chair in the absence of Commissioner Ileana, who was absent. Ruth Ann accepted the nomination. The commission then voted to confirm her appointment: Nick — yes; Brett — yes; Angela — yes; Ruth Ann — yes; Eric — yes; Jane — yes; Chair Paul — yes. The commission did not record any opposing votes.

Planning Department staffer Bryce gave a brief update on the Parker 2050 comprehensive-plan process, saying the first engagement survey has closed with "very good participation," an additional survey will be released late spring, and staff is working on an existing conditions report. Bryce encouraged members to visit the project website for more information.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that passed unanimously.