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Commission adopts consent agenda and routine items, approves minutes and monthly security report
Summary
The planning commission approved the April 7 minutes, adopted a multipart consent agenda of seven items, and approved the monthly security report for April showing the balances recited in the packet.
The Brentwood Municipal Planning Commission opened its May 5 meeting by accepting the minutes for April 7, adopting the consent agenda and approving the monthly security report for April.
The commission voted to accept the April 7 minutes following a motion by Commissioner Kaplan and a second from Commissioner Pippen. The consent agenda, moved and seconded at the start of the meeting, included seven items after one was moved to the regular agenda: a revised final plat for Mallory Park Subdivision Phase 2 (Lot 203, 1569 Mallory Lane; zoning C3 SR), three limited-duration event permits for food-truck rallies and a Fourth of July celebration in Crockett Park (zoning SI3), a minor site-plan alteration in Maryland Farms (building elevations in Maryland Farms Section 40 Lot 485, 301 Maryland Way; zoning C1), a limited-duration parade-of-homes event in Rosebrook Section 3, a final plat for The Reserve at Raintree Forest Subdivision Sections 7 and 8 (zoning OSRD), and a revised preliminary plan for Rosebrook Subdivision (Split Log Road; zoning OSRD).
The consent agenda was adopted as a single unit after motions from Commissioners Pippen and Kaplan. The speaker record indicates the consent agenda items were accepted without additional discussion on the floor.
Later in the meeting, staff presented the monthly security report for April. The transcript records the increase and total from the packet: "an increase of 728,091.6 for a grand total of $16,901,571.73," and staff asked the commission to approve the report; the motion carried.
These routine actions complete several administrative steps that allow the applicant projects on the consent agenda to proceed through the city's permitting and review process.
