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Votes at a glance: Monroe Planning Commission actions April 21, 2026
Summary
The Planning Commission approved minutes, scheduled a public hearing on a liquor-agency ordinance, recommended the Master Transportation Plan and Title 13 zoning amendments to City Council, elected new officers, and adjourned; vote outcomes and movers/seconders are listed.
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Summary of formal actions taken by the Monroe City Planning Commission on April 21, 2026:
- Approval of minutes (March 17, 2026): Motion by Commissioner Talon Gadd; seconded by Commissioner Lance Roberts. Outcome: approved unanimously.
- Set public hearing on Land Use Ordinance amendment to allow a state liquor package agency: Motion by Commissioner Talon Gadd; seconded by Commissioner Lance Roberts. Outcome: approved unanimously. Public hearing set for May 19, 2026; staff to post notice.
- Recommend Monroe City Master Transportation Plan to City Council for adoption: Motion by Commissioner Riley Lindsay; seconded by Commissioner Talon Gadd. Outcome: approved unanimously.
- Recommend Title 13 zoning text amendments to City Council (definitions, Section 13.6.4, and text corrections): Motion by Commissioner Talon Gadd; seconded by Commissioner David Riddle. Outcome: approved unanimously.
- Election of Chair: Motion to elect Talon Gadd as Chair made by Commissioner Candice Barney and seconded by Commissioner Lance Roberts. Outcome: motion carried; Commissioner Talon Gadd abstained from the vote.
- Election of Chair Pro-Temp: Motion to elect Commissioner Riley Lindsay as Chair Pro-Temp was made by Commissioner David Riddle and seconded by Commissioner Lance Roberts. Outcome: approved unanimously.
- Adjournment: Motion by Commissioner Riley Lindsay; seconded by Commissioner David Riddle. Outcome: approved unanimously.
These outcomes reflect formal motions recorded in the meeting minutes and do not by themselves change ordinances or policies except as noted for forwarding items to the City Council.
