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Votes and actions: July 1, 2025 Alpine City Planning Commission
Summary
At its July 1 meeting the commission approved a sign application for Mika Ventures, recommended a code amendment setting setbacks for pool-related structures (with a change removing pool equipment/storage), recommended an ordinance clarifying helicopter landings are prohibited, approved June 3 minutes, and adjourned.
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The Alpine City Planning Commission took the following formal actions at its July 1, 2025 meeting:
- Approved a commercial building sign application for Mika Ventures at 341 South Main Street (motion by Susan Wittenberg, second Jeff Davis; unanimous voice vote).
- Recommended approval of a code amendment to provide setback and height standards for pool-related structures (referenced as 02025-110) with a change: strike "pool equipment and storage structures" from the paragraph so that such equipment remains subject to existing shed standards (motion by Jeff Davis; second Greg Butterfield; unanimous).
- Recommended approval of ordinance 2025-11 to regulate helicopter takeoff and landing within city limits; the recommendation passed unanimously (motion by Greg Butterfield; second Michelle Shermer). Commissioners noted first-responder operations should be exempt and asked staff to work with the city attorney on specific carve-outs and enforcement language.
- Approved the minutes from the June 3 meeting (motion by Susan Wittenberg; second Troy Slade; voice vote).
- Adjourned the meeting on a motion by Susan Wittenberg.
All motions reported in the transcript passed by voice vote with ayes recorded and no recorded opposed votes. Where the transcript contained alternate spellings or address numbers in motion text (for example, staff introduced the applicant as "Mika Ventures at 341 South Main" while a motion speaker used a different rendering), staff or records should be consulted to confirm the precise applicant name and address before publication or permitting steps.

