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The meeting was called to order; the presiding officer (unnamed in the transcript) confirmed a quorum and outlined agenda timing (aiming to finish unfinished business by 8:00 p.m. and adjourn by 9:30 with a 10:00 p.m. absolute deadline). The chair explained public-hearing speaker limits (2–3 minutes) and asked attendees not to repeat prior remarks.
The Noble County Planning Commission met Dec. 17 to consider the Barkman/Barton (Lucas Parkman) secondary plat and to hold a public hearing on proposed UDO amendments affecting livestock setbacks, minimum separation distances and a proposed 10-year moratorium on additional livestock barns. The commission approved the secondary plat with conditions and removed the proposed 10-year moratorium from consideration, continuing other ordinance items to January.
