She was uh CEO of Monomine Chamber.

That's

right.

I

think we're

good.

Okay, let's go ahead and call the Plan Commission meeting of Tuesday, August 4th, 2026 to order.

We have roll call.

Uh

member Mayor Brandon Pratt.

Member Ryan Louie.

Here.

Sue Roll.

Here.

Nicholas Hogg.

Here.

Dean Roth.

Here.

Matthew Beeron.

Here.

Bill Hapner.

Taylor Greenwell Planning Director and Cindy Bauer, City Clerk.

We have a quorum.

All right.

Citizen participation period.

Seeing none, Roth will move to close the citizen participation period.

Okay, we have a motion and a second.

All in favor, say aye.

Aye.

Opposed.

Motion carries.

All right.

Rule move approval.

No second.

Okay.

We have a motion and a second.

All in favor say aye.

Aye.

Opposed?

Motion carries.

Rough abstains.

Beer and abstains as well.

Okay.

All right.

New business number one discuss consent recommendation of the council regarding amending chapter or title nineteen zoning of the Altuna Municipal Code by amending chapters nineteen point oh two zoning districts and nineteen point zero eight subdivision standards will be discussed at the August twenty-seventh, twenty twenty-sixth council meeting.

Yeah.

So uh this isn't we're making some more changes to Tile 19.

Um we said we went back in March and we adopted this, we'll be doing some like iterative changes for the next one to two years, dialing everything in to make sure everybody works exactly how we want it to work.

Um these are fairly minor changes that we're working with.

Uh well, at least I would say the second one is the Will Health Protection one, the ETJ one is is a is of a larger impact.

Um so as you all know, we have an extra territorial jurisdictional boundary uh area, so one and a half miles immediately outside the city's border.

Um we have subdivision review authority over that um based off of state enabling power to for for communities.

Um we have a minimum lot size of ten acres within the ETJ area for any new lot.

Um there the way we've historically uh managed to get around that.

If there have been in some cases some small land divisions like, you know, uh a parent wants to split off five acres for their kid, um, to have build another house or uh estate planning like we've done in the past.

Um we've used a third party agreement uh that basically states that if they're not contiguous to the city currently, then when they become contiguous, they would then annex in the city connect with water to water and sewer.

Or if it's a property that is already contiguous to the city, then in that case um they would basically everything would stay as it is, um but if they decided to try and develop the newly created lot, then in that case they would um then annex in the city.

Uh this was actually created in response to uh to help out the county and the people in that in the ETJ uh to provide some flexibility.

Um it was so it was kind of surprising when the last legislative session, the association associative counties actually kind of went forward and said that there is case law saying that you can't make a land division contingent upon a third-party agreement, and they held up our ordinance as an example of you know what you shouldn't be doing, and what was in violation of that.

So in response to that, uh we've just kind of gone, all right.