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Willard planning commission approves minutes, tables RV code updates and hears tower permit review
Summary
At its Aug. 7 meeting the commission approved minutes for July 17 by voice vote, reviewed (but took no action on) a conditional use permit for a communications tower, and agreed to table further RV-park code updates while staff prepares materials for the next meeting.
The Willard City Planning Commission approved the minutes of its July 17 meeting by voice vote and adjourned after discussing several ongoing items, including a conditional use permit review and continued code work on recreational vehicle parks.
An unidentified commission member moved to approve the July 17 minutes; another unidentified member seconded the motion and the commission approved it by voice vote. No roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
Commissioners reviewed a conditional use permit issued in 2001 for a communications tower at 1357 North Main but raised no sustained objections and took no action. The commission also continued work on revisions to the RV/park code, with staff (Jeremy) reporting he has not yet provided a new draft; commissioners agreed to leave the item on the next meeting's agenda and noted that any fee changes would be set by the city council.
The meeting closed after a brief code‑compliance question about a large shed at 45 East Center Street, which staff said met the requirements, and a motion to adjourn passed by voice vote.
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