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Petition by CBT and Amy Curry for minor boundary adjustment at 408 Lee Ave., 401 Washington Ave. approved
Summary
An investigating committee reviewed a petition from CBT and Amy Curry for a minor boundary adjustment affecting lots referenced in Lansing at 408 Lee Avenue and 401 Washington Avenue; the governing body voted to approve the adjustment after committee review and brief discussion about parking and ownership.
An unidentified governing body voted to approve a petition from "CBT and Amy Curry" for a minor boundary adjustment affecting lots described in Lansing, including properties at 408 Lee Avenue and 401 Washington Avenue.
Speaker 2, an unidentified meeting participant, said the investigating committee "sat here and talked about it a little bit and, looked at it on the maps and everything," and added, "I I don't really see a huge issue." The committee members named in the meeting record were Mr. Brown, Mr. Keith and Mr. Baker. Speaker 2 also described the adjustment as addressing parking: "It's the parking they use now, they'll be able to park the the house in behind and sell that if they want to."
After the committee report and brief questions from other attendees, Speaker 2 moved to approve the petition and Speaker 1 seconded. Ayes were voiced and the motion passed. The meeting record does not specify further conditions, changes to lots, or follow-up steps; no formal obligations, permits, or timelines were recorded in the transcript.
The body also approved prior meeting minutes at the start of the session and then adjourned. No other substantive public comment or written objections were recorded in the meeting transcript provided.
The transcript identifies petitioners as "CBT and Amy Curry" and lists the addresses involved as 408 Lee Avenue and 401 Washington Avenue; the record refers to "Lansing" in describing the lots. The transcript does not specify which official or staff member will file the boundary change with local land records, what surveying or permitting steps (if any) are required, or whether any neighbors submitted written objections.
