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Planning commission notes full November agenda, community events and a speed-limit concern
Summary
Commissioners were reminded that the November 20 meeting will have a full agenda including rezonings and plats; staff noted a 20-day public-notice requirement, and an official reported community events and a resident concern about inconsistent speed limits near Darbyfield's entrance.
Commission staff told the Plain Planning & Zoning Commission that the next regular meeting is scheduled for Nov. 20 and that it will include a full agenda of rezonings, preliminary plats and concept plans. Staff asked commissioners to advise as soon as possible if they cannot attend because the city must meet a 20-day public-notice requirement for rescheduling.
An official reported local community happenings: the council recently swore in Officer Fritz, who is in training with Officer Flowers; the official highlighted two weekend events — Pumpkins on Main (7–9 p.m.) and the library's haunted library event (8–9:30 p.m.) — followed by Fall Fest at Passama Park the next day (3–7 p.m.).
The official also raised a resident concern about inconsistent speed limits near Darbyfield’s entrance, noting the northbound speed limit is posted at 25 mph while the southbound direction is 35 mph; the council said it will look into making the speed-limit signage consistent for the residential area.
Staff previewed that, in coming months, the commission will see several new developments, annexations, rezonings and concept plans and urged full membership to attend the November meeting. No formal action was taken on these announcements.
