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Commission approves consent agenda; director reports council zoning outcomes and staff departure
Summary
The Mesquite Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved its consent agenda on Nov. 24, heard a director's report that summarized two City Council zoning decisions (a drone-operation CUP approved with conditions; a CUP at 3766 Emporium denied) and learned that staff member TR Clark is leaving for another city; next commission meeting planned for Dec. 8.
The Mesquite Planning and Zoning Commission approved its consent agenda unanimously during the Nov. 24 meeting and received a director’s report on recent City Council zoning actions and personnel changes.
Vice Chair Chenault moved to approve the consent agenda and Commissioner Arnold seconded; a manual roll-call vote passed 6–0. The commission then heard a director's update from Plan Development Services staff.
Director's report items included: case C07250408 will be renoticed and not heard this evening; City Council on Nov. 17 approved a conditional-use permit for a drone operation on property described in the transcript as owned by 'Towne East Wall' but added a stipulation that a site plan and property compliance must be provided before use; City Council denied a conditional-use permit request related to property at 3766 Emporium (referenced as Sam Snell Supply in the transcript).
Staff also announced that TR Clark will be leaving the Planning and Zoning Commission staff for a planning position in another city and that tonight is Clark’s last meeting. Langford asked commissioners whether they had questions about certificate-of-occupancy and compliance for the recently approved CUP; the commission discussed scheduling and the next meeting was set for Dec. 8, with a possibility of a Dec. 22 meeting if needed and a quorum can be confirmed.
