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Twentynine Palms City Planning Commission approves minutes, opens study session with no public comment
Summary
The Twentynine Palms City Planning Commission unanimously approved the consent calendar including prior meeting minutes, received no public comment, and moved into a study session; community development director updates were deferred to the end of the session.
The Twentynine Palms City Planning Commission on June 21 approved its consent calendar, including the minutes from the prior meeting, and then moved into a study session after hearing no public comment.
Commissioner Kerr, Commissioner Palahana, Vice Chair Cruciot and Chair Walker recorded affirmative votes to approve the minutes; the motion to "accept the minutes as presented" was made and seconded on the floor. The roll-call votes were recorded verbally as "I" by those members, producing a 4-0 approval of the consent item.
The meeting opened with Chair Walker calling the regularly scheduled meeting to order and leading the Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioners were reminded that the proceedings are available on demand and via live stream on the City of Twentynine Palms website at www.29palms.org. The chair also outlined public-comment rules, including a three-minute time limit per speaker under the Brown Act, and opened the floor for public comment; no members of the public spoke.
During commissioner reports, Commissioner Leslie offered seasonal greetings, saying she was "looking forward to being summer on June 21st and happy early Father's Day to all the fathers out there." Other commissioners briefly reported they had not attended meetings since the last session.
Chair Walker noted there were no public hearings or items requiring action beyond the consent calendar. The commission then began a study session; the community development director updates were moved to the end of that workshop. The transcript provided ends as the study session is beginning and does not record subsequent presentations or any additional votes.
Authorities cited at the meeting included the Brown Act, which the chair referenced when advising commissioners and members of the public about limits on taking action on items not on the printed agenda.
The Planning Commission is scheduled to continue its study session; the record in this transcript ends before presentations or further substantive discussion were captured.
