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Perry Planning Commission unanimously approves budget request to send to City Council
Summary
On March 3, 2025, the City of Perry Planning Commission unanimously approved a motion to send a budget request to the City Council ahead of a March 15 deadline noted in an email from Mayor Hammond; the minutes do not specify dollar amounts. Commissioners also approved minutes and the agenda and discussed zoning maps for follow-up next month.
The City of Perry Planning Commission met March 3, 2025, and unanimously approved a motion to send a budget request to the City Council, according to the meeting minutes. Committee member Forest moved to approve the request and Committee member Bob seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
Routine business at the 7:02–7:14 p.m. meeting included a unanimous vote to accept the February minutes (moved by Committee member Bob; seconded by Committee member Forest) and a unanimous vote to adopt the March meeting agenda (moved by Committee member Gerrad; seconded by Committee member Mindy). The minutes record no public comments and no public hearings.
The minutes note receipt of an email from Mayor Hammond stating that a budget must be requested by March 15; the document does not include any dollar amounts, line-item detail, or which fiscal year the request would cover. Commissioners also discussed Day Star and building parcels and agreed to prepare larger zoning maps and divide zoning areas among members for review; that zoning follow-up will be submitted as new business at next month’s meeting.
No Planning and Zoning Administrator report was given. The meeting adjourned at 7:14 p.m. The minutes list the next meeting as April 1, 2024; that year appears inconsistent with the March 3, 2025 meeting date and may be a typographical error, but the minutes do not clarify which year is correct.
Actions recorded in the minutes were procedural and unanimous; the minutes do not record individual roll-call votes beyond noting motions, seconders and that motions passed unanimously.
