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Planning commission approves consent agenda, minutes and monthly security report
Summary
The commission approved minutes from the prior meeting, an 11‑item consent agenda of site plans and plats, and the May security report showing $16,901,571.73 held; votes were recorded and motions made by commissioners.
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The Brentwood Planning Commission approved several routine items June 2 during its regular meeting, including minutes from the prior meeting, an 11-item consent agenda of site plans and plats, and the monthly security report for May.
Minutes: Commissioners voted to approve the minutes from the previous meeting on a motion by Commissioner Kaplan, seconded by Commissioner Travis. The transcript records an abstention by Commissioner Bainstead on the minutes.
Consent agenda: The commission read and approved 11 consent items covering revised hillside protection site plan reviews, minor site plan alterations, parking studies and final plats. Items included (as read into the record) several BPC docket entries: BPC 2505-002 (revised hillside protection site plan review for Brentwood Hills Subdivision, Section 3, Lot 905), BPC 2505-003 (minor site plan alteration for public storage, Cool Springs Village Lot 101), BPC 2505-004 (parking study for Brentwood Wellness Recovery and Detox), BPC 2505-005 (minor site plan alteration for Brentwood Auto Wash), BPC 2505-006 (revised hillside protection site plan review at 6452 T Rose Terrace), BPC 2505-007 (Crockett Springs Section 1 revised hillside protection), BPC 2505-008 (revised preliminary plan for entrance fence at Arcadia Subdivision), BPC 2505-009 (revised final plat Allens Green Subdivision), BPC 2505-012 (revised master plan East Park Subdivision Lots 2 and 3), BPC 2505-010 (minor site plan alteration Building 2, East Park Lot 3), and BPC 2505-011 (minor site plan alteration Building 3, East Park Lot 1). A motion to accept the consent agenda was made by Commissioner Kaplan and seconded by Commissioner Crowley; the consent agenda was adopted.
Security report: The May security report was presented showing an unchanged account balance of $16,901,571.73 from April. The commission voted to approve the report on a motion by Commissioner Kaplan, seconded by Commissioner Crowley.
Each of the above items was moved and approved during the regular meeting; specific conditions and technical reviews remain subject to staff and site‑plan procedures where applicable.
