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Participants set tentative time for Monday groundbreaking, discuss Mac Canyon Road access; meeting adjourns
Summary
In a brief open session, unidentified meeting participants discussed scheduling a Monday groundbreaking (with 4 p.m. mentioned), addressed a Facebook public-comment item, and reported residents willing to allow an agreement on Mac Canyon Road provided they do not bear costs. A motion to adjourn passed.
During an open session, participants discussed scheduling a groundbreaking planned for Monday and potential access arrangements for Mac Canyon Road, then moved to adjourn.
The scheduling discussion included multiple participants weighing availability. "I can't be there. Don't worry about me," said Speaker 2, while Speaker 3 suggested an afternoon start and later said, "pm. Let's do the 4," indicating a 4 p.m. start time. One participant noted a scheduling conflict: "Just because that's the day of the back to school barbecue, so earlier afternoon," said Speaker 4.
Separately, participants commented on a Facebook post that had drawn public attention. Speaker 3 said the item was already on Facebook with "50 comments already in the hour," and Speaker 1 said the matter would be addressed later that week: "No, we'll address it by now what's going on this week."
The session also included a brief exchange about Mac Canyon Road. Speaker 3 said they had spoken with homeowners who "are willing to, allow that to happen," and Speaker 1 summarized residents' condition: they would enter into an agreement "as long as they don't have to pay for anything." In remarks about the road itself, one participant referenced numeric values, saying it was "a 108 all the way down" versus "less than 90" now; the transcript did not clarify whether those figures refer to slope, elevation, or another measurement.
The meeting concluded with a procedural motion. Speaker 3 said, "I make a motion to adjourn." The motion was seconded, a voice vote followed, an "Aye" was recorded in the transcript, and Speaker 2 said the motion "carries."
