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Planning Commission elects chair and vice chair, approves minutes and consent agenda; votes at a glance
Summary
At its Jan. 23 meeting the Franklin Municipal Planning Commission re-elected Roger Lindsay as chair and Michael Oher as vice chair, approved the Dec. 12, 2024 minutes, and approved the consent agenda (items 4–23 and 26). Several substantive development items were also approved and forwarded as noted.
The Franklin Municipal Planning Commission held its final meeting at the current facility on Jan. 23 and completed routine organizational and procedural business, including officer elections and minutes approval.
Commissioners voted to keep Commission Roger Lindsay as chair and Michael Oher as vice chair, actions taken pursuant to the Franklin Municipal Planning Commission bylaws. The motion to retain both officers passed by roll call with all present voting in the affirmative.
The commission approved the Dec. 12, 2024 Planning Commission minutes by roll call following a motion (mover and seconder recorded on the meeting roll). The commission also approved the consent agenda—items 4 through 23 and item 26—by a single roll-call vote after no members requested to pull an item for separate discussion.
Votes at a glance - Approval of Dec. 12, 2024 minutes — Outcome: approved by roll call (affirmative votes recorded from Commissioners Allen, Harrison, Lindsay, Mann, McLemore, Orr and Alderman Peterson). - Election of officers — Motion to retain Roger Lindsay as chair and Michael Oher as vice chair — Outcome: approved by roll call (all present voted aye). - Consent agenda (Items 4–23, 26) — Outcome: approved by roll call (motion carried by affirmative votes from all present). - Adjournment — Motion to adjourn passed by roll call.
Other substantive items decided at the meeting are covered in separate articles: a recommendation to BOMA on the Avalon Square vesting extension (Resolution 2025-5), approval of the Southvale PUD revision to allow townhomes, and approval of the Jordan Reserve preliminary plat.
