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Board of Alman advances Good Day Farm site plan after staff review

Board of Alman · October 21, 2024
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Summary

The Board of Alman reviewed a site plan for Good Day Farm that the Planning and Zoning Commission had unanimously approved; staff confirmed code and utility standards had been met and a board member moved to approve the plan with the applicant present to answer questions.

The Board of Alman placed the Good Day Farm site plan on the record and a member moved to approve it after staff said the Planning and Zoning Commission had unanimously recommended approval.

Planning staff presented the item and said the commission’s review and subsequent staff checks found the project met building codes, design guidelines and utility requirements; staff member Greg confirmed he had reviewed the documents. The presentation noted the item is being handled as an informational submittal rather than a full ordinance but was being entered into the official record so the board could register its approval.

Ty, who was identified as representing Good Day Farm, was present to answer board questions about the site plan. A board member made a motion to approve the site plan for Good Day Farm, which was seconded on the floor; the record shows the motion was placed for a roll-call vote.

The board did not discuss changes to the project’s design standards in detail at this meeting. The item’s approval was presented as the final local step noted in the staff report; the applicant and staff indicated all required technical reviews had been completed.

The board moved on to other agenda items after the motion. The Planning and Zoning Commission’s recommendation, staff review and the applicant’s participation were the substantive points the board recorded.