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Planning commission approves parcel designation changes, forwards recommendations to city council
Summary
At its meeting at 12 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 4, the planning commission approved a motion to amend land‑use recommendations for several parcels and will forward those recommendations to the city council for final action.
At its meeting at 12 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 4, the planning commission approved a motion to amend land‑use recommendations for several parcels and will forward those recommendations to the city council for final action. The motion was identified as agenda item 25PC‑31 and was recorded as made by Einsweiler, planning commissioner.
Desiree, staff member for the planning commission, read the motion into the record: "As amended to change the East Side greenhouse to single family residential, change the Fessler partial to rural agriculture, leave the Merkle Petersburg property as is, leave the large Petersburg property as is, change the large Hillside Boden property to rural agriculture, and leave the Gateway Park and Parker parcels unchanged." The commission then took a roll call and the presiding officer called for the vote; the chair recorded the affirmative voice votes and the motion was approved and will be sent to the city council for approval.
The changes adopted by the planning commission affect multiple parcels: the East Side greenhouse recommendation will be changed to single‑family residential; the Fessler partial parcel will be recommended as rural agriculture; and the large Hillside Boden parcel will be recommended as rural agriculture. The commission left the Merkle Petersburg parcel, the large Petersburg parcel, and the Gateway Park and Parker parcels unchanged. The motion was read verbatim into the record by Desiree and tracked as item 25PC‑31 for transmittal to the city council.
The meeting record does not include a roll‑call tally of individual yes/no votes by name; the presiding officer called for "All in favor" and the ayes were recorded by voice. The motion’s mover is recorded as Einsweiler; the transcript does not identify a second for this specific motion in the recorded excerpt.
Following the vote on 25PC‑31 the commission moved to the final agenda item (25PC‑33) and approved a motion to adjourn. The meeting concluded after brief closing remarks thanking Desiree, Damon, and Hillary for participating.
