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Fort Thomas Planning Commission approves 2026 schedule, retains officers and clears small land addition
Summary
The Fort Thomas Planning Commission approved its 2026 meeting schedule and retained the current officer slate, and unanimously approved a routine land‑addition plat at 62 Miller Lane after staff reported compliance with lot‑size and setback rules.
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The Fort Thomas Planning Commission voted to set its regular 2026 meetings for the third Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. and to retain the current officers for calendar year 2026. The actions were taken by motion and approved by voice vote.
The commission also approved a land‑addition plat for 62 Miller Lane that shifts a narrow (about 4‑foot) sliver of property from 74 Miller Lane to 62 Miller Lane. Staff reported the change complied with lot‑size and setback requirements and said there were no technical encroachment issues identified. A motion to approve the land‑addition plat passed by voice vote with no objections.
The commission chair opened the meeting and guided routine business, including approval of the November 2025 minutes. Vice Chair Jerry Norin participated in motions and seconding of agenda items; Secretary Pam Swiss was noted as the current secretary but was not present. Staff indicated the posted 2026 calendar includes standard holiday adjustments.
The meeting closed with the commission continuing work on its comprehensive plan behind the scenes; no additional administrative items were scheduled at adjournment.

