Votes at a glance: Planning Commission actions on May 28, 2026
Summary
Key votes: the commission recommended a master development agreement for 445 W 5100 S (recorded 5–1), recommended Ordinance 26-01 to rezone 5800 S Adams Ave for a veterans cemetery (recorded as 6–0 in minutes), and approved adjournment (6–0). Minutes contain a minor internal inconsistency in how one vote is described.
May 28, 2026 — Quick reference to formal actions taken by the Washington Terrace Planning Commission.
Master Development Agreement — 445 W 5100 S: Motion by Commissioner Jethro Dee Watson; second by Vice-Chair Amy Morgan. Minutes record a roll-call with five yes votes and one no (Chairman Steve Jacobson — yes; Vice-Chair Amy Morgan — yes; Commissioner Watson — yes; Commissioner Morgan Wilkins — yes; Commissioner Matthew Roper — yes; Commissioner Dwight Henderson — no). The motion was recorded as approved and forwarded to City Council with conditions requiring Fire Department sign-off and incorporation of the agreement into CCRs.
Ordinance 26-01 — 5800 S Adams Ave (Veteran’s Cemetery): Motion by Commissioner Dwight Henderson; second by Commissioner Jethro Dee Watson. Minutes record approval of the recommendation to City Council; the minutes record the vote as Approved unanimously (6-0).
Adjournment: Motion by Commissioner Dwight Henderson; second by Commissioner Morgan Wilkins. Approved unanimously (6-0).
Note on minutes: the meeting minutes contain a small inconsistency describing the Master Development Agreement approval as both "Approved unanimously (5-1)" and later listing a 5–1 roll-call. The minutes were recorded and will be part of the public record forwarded to City Council.
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