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Plan Commission postpones Frontier Communications permit extensions to next month
Summary
The commission postponed action on several Frontier permit extensions (22-112, 22-130, 22-131) after no company representative appeared; commissioners asked staff to notify Frontier and requested a representative attend the next meeting.
The Burns Harbor Plan Commission postponed consideration of several Frontier Communications permit extensions — listed in the packet as 22-112, 22-130 and 22-131 — until the next monthly meeting after no representative attended.
Commissioners noted paint and markings in multiple subdivisions, and staff said the item appears to cover work in Corland's Landing and Trail Creek Subdivision Phase 1. Because Frontier had requested placement on the agenda but did not send a representative, the commission voted to postpone action to the next meeting so a company representative can answer questions about scope and timing.
The commission instructed staff to notify Frontier Communications that no decision was made and to ask that a representative attend the next meeting. A roll call recorded unanimous approval to postpone.
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