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Commission keeps chair for another year; community development staff departure and Thornton property update reported
Summary
The planning commission kept its current chair and vice chair in place and heard staff reports including a forthcoming staff departure, the city's pursuit of the Thornton property for a detention basin and park, and follow‑up on abandoned vehicle enforcement.
The Lindon City Planning Commission voted to keep the current chair and vice chair in place for an additional year while acknowledging the mayor will make formal appointments. Commissioners also heard a community development report that included staff changes, a property purchase the city is pursuing, traffic signal and road‑planning matters and code enforcement reminders about abandoned vehicles.
Chair election: Commissioners moved and seconded a motion to retain the current chair and vice chair for another year; the motion passed with the body voting to continue both officers for the coming year.
Staff departure: A member of the community development staff announced he will be leaving in about two weeks…
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