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Eric.

Erica, can you hear me?

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Hi.

Okay, hi.

All right.

We haven't started yet.

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Are you tired?

I don't know if you I think it's a good response.

This is the one.

Oh no so you just think we actually have a read.

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So you just have to hit that.

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Thanks, Gene.

No problem.

And then Julie, you remember how to do yours, yeah.

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Okay.

Good evening, everyone.

I would like to call this meeting of the email planning and commissioner to order.

Today is a wrong day.

February eighteenth.

And the time is precisely six poor.

Maybe we have a roll call, please.

Senton.

Here.

Commissioner Lopez.

Commissioner Whitman?

Here.

Commissioner Bacta.

Commissioner Gunn.

Commissioner Facetto.

Excuse.

Excused.

Commissioner Crawford.

Present.

Vice Chair Tolson.

Excuse.

And Chair Paulson.

Present.

Okay.

Do we have a quorum?

Yes, we have a plural.

Thank you very much.

Okay, item three.

I'd like to ask a room, please rise and uh say the political allegiance.

And to the republic for which it stands.

One nation.

Under God.

Okay, thank you very much.

Item four, this is general public appearances.

Is there anyone in the audience here who you know has a desire to address the commission on any items that are not on the agenda tonight?

Dan, did we have anyone saying or no?

Chair, no, we did not.

Okay, great.

Thank you.

Just want to make sure.

Okay, item number five.

Um a motion to approve the meeting minutes from the planning and zoning commission of uh meeting of January 21st, 2026.

Do I have a motion to do so?

I will make a motion to approve the minutes as they were written.

Thank you very much.

I appreciate that.

Do we have a second?

Second.

Okay, I need a motion to approve, and I have a second.

Commissioner Lopez.

Hi.

Commissioner Whitman.

I abstain, I wasn't here.

Commissioner Gunn.

Aye.

And then Chair Paulson.

Did I skip you?

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Crawford.

Okay, I think the motion passed.

Thank you very much.

Okay, moving on to item six.

This is a consent agenda.

I'm just to remind everyone.

All items listed on the consent agenda may be enacted by one motion and one roll call vote of the planning and zoning commission.

That is unless the commission member or member of the public soul requests a separate discussion to be held in the item.

The item will be then removed from the consent agenda and considering its normal sequence on the agenda.

So we have one item on the consent agenda.

Let me leave that to you.

This is case number PP 2024-002.

This is called Daybreak Industrial.

It's a request by Ryan Montalano of Colliers Engineering and Design Incorporated on behalf of Farmo L Cluck L Cum Farrell LLC, EY 660 L C and Drake 1320 LLC for an eight-lot subdivision containing approximately 118.63 acres with uh general industrial I2 zoning.

Discussion amongst the commission.

Yes, sir.

Chair, I just like to um point out that we did have a small STIP modification as in your uh information that was handed out to you on the DIAS.

It's highlighted in yellow.

Um it's just a clarification on how we would calculate in lieu fees.

Uh so whoever makes the motion, we do ask that they incorporate the into the motion the modified stipulations that staff's provided.

Okay, that's item number eight.

Any appointment?

Correct.

Okay, thank you.

uh information that was handed out to you on the dias it's highlighted in yellow um it's just a clarification on how we would calculate in new fees uh so whoever makes the motion we do ask that they incorporate the into the motion the modified stipulations of staffs provided okay this item number eight in the opinion okay thank you okay do we have a discussion amongst the commission okay uh we're not having any discussion at this point in time um I'd like to uh request a motion to approve the consent adjournal item as amended in uh the in the payment discussion which is quite technical okay all right do we have a motion to approve with the addition I'll have a motion to approve with the addition with the addition thank you okay do I have uh a second second okay we want a motion approve with the movements in the second uh command roll call please commissioner Lopez Commissioner Whitman Commissioner Gunn aye commissioner crawford and Chair Talson aye motion carrying unanimously thank you very much okay item number seven new business possible discussion and our election on the following item A will have a public hearing and make a recommendation of the US City Council on the following is case number GPA 2025 dash 001 and R Z PAD 2025 dash 002 this is known as TES Eloy it's a request by June Vermillion oh you almost like a member of the commission I know welcome uh of course new consultants on behalf of I10 E 11 mile corner and Batangria drive 453 LLC for major general plan amendment from modern density residential in general industrial to mixed use and um an amendment to the zoning map rezon for single fund residential R1 to I'm sorry I can't read this R1 to R 12 to mixed use multiple family residential R3 with the plan development overlayer pad consisting of approximately 338 acres located the northeast corner of West Patagonia Road and West Frontier Street.

Okay so I'm opening the public hearing all right good evening uh chairman members of the commission uh I'm Julie Vermillion with CBL Consultants located at 4550 North 12th Street in Phoenix thank you for hearing our case this evening um as you mentioned this is the test Eloy parcel rezoning a major general plan amendment since you've seen this presentation before I'll be brief and keep it to the key points uh out of respect for your time all right and as you know it's an approximately 338 acre development um located there at the northwest corner of Patagonia at 11 mile corner uh as I mentioned we had the neighborhood meeting and we haven't received any opposition or concerns regarding this proposal that existing land use um is a patchwork of different land uses consisting of general industrial and medium density residential um as you can see on the map it would be hard to develop the site in exactly this pattern so we're proposing a modification to overall mixed use for the flexibility to design the site with the um master plan that makes more sense for this area the existing zoning is that R112 as mentioned that's 12,000 square foot minimum single family residential lots which doesn't make a whole lot of sense next to a wastewater treatment plant uh that sound industrial and uh fronting on that frontier road across from more industrial use so we're proposing a um rezon to NU mixed use PED with a portion of R3 um PAD adjacent to uh the planned residential areas to the east and we believe that this would be much more suitable for a site that's constrained and in the location that this one is this is our conceptual water layout um you can see there's water connection plan from the east and west and of course this sketch is fully conceptual um pending the end user so this is just an idea of what could be developed within the design standards and guidelines and intent of this PAD

This is our conceptual water layout.

Um you can see there's water connection plan from the east and west.

And of course, this sketch is fully conceptual, um, pending the end user, so this is just an idea of what could be developed within the design standards and guidelines and intent of this PAD.

And here's our conceptual sewer layout.

Um you can see we have uh plan of serial connection from the east.

And I'll just briefly touch on a few benefits of this proposal.

Um per the current development impact fee schedule and estimated ultimate build out, it would be approximately three million would be anticipated towards parks funding, approximately 3.5 million towards roadway and approximately 2.5 million towards public safety.

Of course, these are just estimates and subject to change.

But this proposal would establish zoning for those commercial opportunities to support growth and economic development, potential for retail restaurant and other commercial services, along with job creation in that um lighter industrial business park office areas that will support more um economic growth and employment in this area, along with that portion of supporting residential use on the eastern side.

And of course, using primarily uh an industrial and office development would be uh a greater uh reduction in the water use for the development.

And of course, our master plan will contain parks and open space areas for everyone to enjoy, seating roads, picnic areas, and trails.

We have a planned trail along frontier road, a planned trail between the industrial and residential land uses to create a buffer and transition between those uses, and of course, we'll have improvements on the perimeter roadways with attractive streetscapes, bike lanes, sidewalks and trails, additional landscape buffers, and then of course potential contribution to um traffic control if it's warranted by analysis uh and approved by the engineer.

And that's all I have.

I want to just sped through that, so I'm available for any questions you may have.

Okay, thank you very much, Julie.

Any questions?

Mayor has a question.

Mayor has a question?

Julie, thank you for your brevity.

That was greatly appreciated of that.

It really was.

And you mentioned a word I really like.

You mentioned trails, you mentioned open spaces.

Those are amenities that we sorely lack in this community.

So any bit of that, as much as we can get of that will be greatly appreciated by the community without a doubt.

Oh, absolutely.

That's glad.

I'm I'm glad to hear that, and we have that planned throughout the community in our PAD.

We go through in much greater detail the the trails and open space and park series that we plan to have.

Because I remember primarily about kids on bikes, and I see the kids out here in front of you, and cars are literally passing them at 60 miles an hour, and it's a recipe for disaster.

So I applaud you for that.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you, sir.

Appreciate it.

Anyone else?

Any members of the audience have any questions for us or for Julie?

Okay, that sounds like it.

Thank you very much, Julie.

Thank you.

Hope to see you again soon.

Much appreciated.

I hope so too.

Okay, thanks again.

Okay, anyone else have any uh input for the public hearing?

Okay, the silence is deafening.

Okay, thank you very much.

I'm gonna close the public hearing.

Thank you.

Commissioners to give any discussion round and then discuss.

Okay.

Good job, really.

Thanks.

Okay, um, so I'm looking for a motion to approve this with the movie.

No.

No, no stipulations at this point.

Next one.

Okay, just a motion to approve.

I'll make a motion.

We have a second.

Commissioner Lopez.

Hi.

Commissioner Whitman.

Commissioner Gunn.

Aye.

Commissioner Crawford.

Aye.

Chair Paulson.

Looks like the motion carries a lot of nicely.

Thank you very much.

Good luck.

Okay, moving on to Harding B.

We're going to conduct the public hearing and make a recommendation in RO City Council on the following.

This is a lengthy lengthy item here.

Case number GPA 2025-005 and RZPAB 2025-004.

It's known as Houser Crossing.

It's a request by Don Louie Fontana CP of Boomer on behalf of a city of Eloy for a minor general plan amendment from light industrial to commercial community commercial and high density residential and an amendment to the zoning map from low industrial home and low industrial home with the innovation overlay to general commercial C2, multiple family residential R3, with a planned area development overlay or PAD, and multiple family residential R3 with a planned area development overlay and the innovation overlay.

That's a lot.

That is a lot.

I practiced this before I came here.

Thank you very much.

I think it might say Pataglion there, but it's actually the northwest corner of Houser Road and 11 mile.

That is correct.

That's okay.

No worries.

Don, can you move closer to the map, please?

Sure.

Does that sound better?

So this project uh came forward.

It's actually city-owned property, and it came out as an RFP in 2024, and our client, uh Eloy Community Development Partners, was uh successful in negotiating with the city on this.

So as part of that process, we're going through a minor general plan amendment and also a rezone on the property.

Um right now, so I'm just gonna go ahead and go through this and talk about some of the reasons why I um I think this is a really good corner and why I think it's gonna be very beneficial to the city.

So the city has uh many things going for it, as you know, right?

So you're very strategically located between Tucson and Phoenix.

Um you the economic development department uh is very forward thinking about trying to add commercial components to it as well as additional rooftops for that.

So this particular site, we're really looking forward to the future with Eloy.

Uh we're generating a sense of community and we're incorporating building opportunities as part of that.

So why this project?

It's very close to your historic downtown.

Uh it's situated uh on what's going to be a future transportation corridor when Houser Road goes through from SR87 to 10, and it's really going to be a very focal point for the community as well as a gateway gateway into both the downtown and continuing areas.

Um we are able to provide water and sewer for this.

There's capacity at the treatment plant.

Uh we're working with the city on uh extending the sewer underneath the canal to the other side of uh the canal in order to open up that particular area.

We're also in a good situation right now.

They're anticipating late 2026 and early 2027 as the housing market kind of rebounding with uh decrease in interest rates, and so it's really the time now to be planning for those opportunities for building in 2027.

Um and so we've already done a market use study on this site.

Uh it was done by Elliott Pollock's group, and it it took into account what this 80 uh 79 acres could be uh from a commercial, what would be a really good fit and really benefit the city as part of that so the residential needs are companies want to move to where there's housing for their employees.

If there's not that opportunity, they're going to move on to the next town.

So this particular project brings forward a diverse set of uh residential needs.

We have some single family, we have some multifamily, and we have what could either be a town home or a or a patio home or something along that line.

Am I too far away?

I'm so sorry.

So sorry.

Thank you, Dan.

Thank you, Dan.

Can we hear?

Hello?

Okay, perfect.

Thanks, Dan.

So part of our whole thing is we're really addressing kind of that mixing uh missing middle component of it.

Eloy has a lot of single family development, but they don't really have anything that fits that gap, but there's still a single family component of this project.

So the commercial vision for this is the hard corner right at 11 mile and houser road is anticipated to be commercial.

Uh part of that market study looked at things like uh I think a grocery store is really need it, some retails, some self-storage.

We don't have necessarily an end user for those products right now, but that's why we've separated it into two different where you've got the residential component of the ask and the commercial component of it, so that that will remain that way.

So our request today is for a minor general plan amendment.

We're uh asking for a request to go from late industrial.

Uh there's actually two components of it.

There'll be a high density residential and a community commercial, and then hand in hand with that is the rezone application, which will be transferring it from late industrial to a multifamily residential and a general commercial district.

Uh within our PAD, we did specify ranges of uh how many acres would be dedicated to single family, how many would be to kind of that town home patio home type, or and how much would be towards multifamily.

We didn't say exactly so many acres because we want to have that flexibility for the future developers.

So here's some reasons to support this project.

We've already done a highest invested market study to kind of justify the uses that we're anticipating.

Uh well within the Sun corridor growth area uh by extending the infrastructure for water and sewer, uh realiging houser road so that it uh aligns with the east lake, that's that misaligned intersection.

Um will spark development.

Once you start to bring that, that will be able to continue the city's uh development north of the canal.

We're gonna be creating those new neighborhood routes by having these communities always separate the single family and all the way down.

We'll all be interconnected with each other.

And then finally, as this came as I mentioned before, this came forward as an RFP from the city, and we've worked really closely with city staff to kind of help bring that vision along over the last year and a half.

So with that, I would like to open it up for questions.

Okay, thank you much.

Questions.

Okay, I've got just a quick question.

FDUIF some.

Okay.

Um the this land is currently owned by the city of Eli, is that correct?

It is correct.

And is the city of Eli going to retain ownership of this land?

They are not.

Okay.

No.

So this could have an extra income to EY then.

That that is true.

Good.

You like that, Mr.

Mayor?

Okay.

Okay, thank you very much.

I appreciate that.

Any other questions besides Mr.

Mayor?

I got to the state house today around noon, and I barely made it here.

And what I was fighting at the state house was houser road.

Exactly what your project is.

I'm looking for $8.2 million for the last two miles from La Palma to 87.

Now when that is done, that last bit of house a road is paved.

Houser Road, we might have to rename it how is a highway.

Because you're gonna get off the 10, and this is a straight shot to 87.

You get off of Toltec, you pick up House of Road, it's gonna be a straight shot.

And what you guys realigning it, getting rid of that stupid little bump there, that's gonna be a tremendous amount of flow, traffic flow, patch what you're doing there.

I think you're in a really good place, a really smart place for development.

We we agree, we agree.

Okay.

So might my legislators and tell them we need that 8.2 million.

No, I I think it's gonna be great.

And I mean our traffic impact analysis is you know, looked at all those for what's going on now and looking into the future for that connection.

That's part of the analysis that they've done.

I was trying to put it more on the inland port of Arizona with that housing world, we'll augment that and Coolidge and Florence, too.

Because now if you live in Coolidge of Florence and you got to head to the 10, you can go right down 87 hit houses, go right across past your commercial area.

Right, right.

And and I think, and I think I know that the first phase of this project is to do the off-save improvements for the road.

So it's that's actually in the first phase of development that that has to occur.

So it won't be like, oh, we have housing and we'll worry about that later.

That's part of something that we're we understand is our obligation as developers that that needs to be.

And we're putting the new sewer line down that road too.

Right.

So yeah, you'll have a great Tarian right there.

Right.

Well, thank you so much.

And I thank you for investing in the city.

No, we appreciate the opportunity.

Okay, thank you, Mr.

Mayor.

So you're up in Phoenix?

Me too.

You're driven all the way down here.

I might have broke one speed limit.

I left there at 440.

I made it here by six through traffic.

I think you did an excellent job, but you just won't move the flow.

No problem.

Okay, thank you.

Anyone else with any questions?

Okay, thank you very much.

Anyone from the uh public, any from the audience?

Yes.

Please step forward and give us your name and your address.

Sandra Martin 4124.

Was Painted Horse Drive, the Eloy Robson Ranch.

Uh I was in regards to the housing.

Uh and it looked like garden homes, town houses and regular apartments.

Uh would there be any low income housing through getting money from the federal government?

Okay, that's a good question.

Thank you very much.

Okay, thank you.

Okay.

Let's you like to come up with it.

Sorry, that that's fine.

I mean, at this point we don't have a a penciled investor in that.

I actually do work uh with other developers that do affordable housing and go for income tax credits, but I can't say that that would be something that we know about right now or they do it.

I I can tell you that the developer on this project is really committed to doing workforce housing.

I I do projects with him all over the country, and so he's really trying, you know, we workforce housing is different.

It used to be, you know, for folks that were living in the neighborhood that were first responders, but really it's 80% of the people now, you're they they can't afford where they live.

And so I know it's a passion of Steve's, but he won't be like the end uh builder for that.

So I know he's got folks he's chatting with, so I can't speak specifically to that.

It would be something that would come forward each project will come forward with its own site plan as it comes forward.

Okay.

Okay.

Thank you.

Right.

Um just just to be clear, I I didn't I don't want to say anything ahead of time, but what uh all we do at this point in time is is decide whether we should rezone the property.

We don't have any of the details.

What you see up here, I mean is she was saying it's a concept.

So we're going to say yes, this makes sense, or no, it doesn't.

And then as it progresses, then we'll have more information.

And uh I'm sure it won't be coming down, maybe at the uh at the city council or whatever.

But um anyway, just to make sure that everyone there stands this is a concept of what it may look like.

Um the only thing that I can tell you for sure is is that the top part of it, it's kind of in the yellow and the green, that's the multi-family or single family residential, and then the bottom part is definitely gonna be a uh a commercial type um whether it be a grocery store or a Starbucks or who knows what that's coming up in the future.

Okay.

Thank you.

Okay, but thank you for your question.

That's that's very good.

Thank you.

Okay, anyone else from the uh public.

If they're gonna be doing all this, are they gonna is the city of Eloy or this development going to have to put in a new fire station?

Because that's kind of a ways from where the one is on uh Toltec.

Just a suggestion.

Okay, thank you very much.

Mr.

Summer, would you like maybe something that you can address more purging on that okay?

Certainly, Chair, members of the commission.

Uh as right now, no, uh, it isn't warranted to add another fire station because we are within the response zones.

Uh eventually, as these areas grow out and we continue to work with Eloy Fire District, there will be other fire stations needed.

Um that's a much later plan that we have to work on with them because they continuously assess response times because one of the biggest things that drives the fire departments and their their ICO ratings is response times.

So if their response times go bad, or not bad, but get out of norm.

Um that jacks up their insurance rates and ejects up all everybody's insurance rates, so they consolidate, and what's helpful with these type of developments is they're almost totally reliant on property taxes.

So unlike the city, they don't get any impact fees.

So as the property taxes go up, that it enables them to uh get more revenue to provide more services and as needed develop.

And much like the city, because they are a quasi-judicial, they're able to bond on those revenues.

So at this time we don't see an immediate need.

Uh I wouldn't doubt there probably will be one up in this area with the development of the air around the air park and West Toltec, and so eventually we'll probably see one in this area.

Okay, thank you, sir.

Does that help?

Yeah, thank you.

Okay, thank you for your question.

We appreciate it.

So the world is gonna be something to keep keeping an eye on.

We'll be down the road a bit when we're allowing her.

Okay, any other questions?

Any input for the public hearing?

Yes, sir.

Thank you, Chair.

Uh, one thing to point out um we also have a modification to the stipulations uh that are highlighted in yellow.

And this is just a clarification that we added because the city does own the property, and those and how those improvements are going to be done.

So this is just a clarification that we incorporated in item 17 and item 19, uh, and there's a typo in uh item 11.

So they're highlighted in 11.

There it's not anything significant, but it relates back to as we sell the property.

Okay, I appreciate that.

Okay, anything else?

Did you raise your hand?

No.

Oh, okay.

Okay, and I'm gonna close the public hearing then.

Thank you very much, uh Don.

Okay, it was uh I'm looking for a motion then to approve or to do something with this.

Um to move along uh with the um yes, the clarifications if we're gonna move this uh to the uh city council.

So do I have a motion?

I'll make a motion to approve with the clarifications.

Okay, thank you.

I have a motion to approve within uh yellow highlight clarifications on their document.

Do we have a second?

I second the motion with okay.

I have a motion and a second.

Any roll call, please.

Commissioner Lopez.

Commissioner Whitman.

Uh Commissioner Gunn.

Aye.

Commissioner Crawford.

Aye.

And Chair Paulson.

Uh looks like the motion carries unanimously.

Thank you, everyone.

Thank you for your input.

Thank you for questions.

I really do appreciate people coming out and participating and asking questions as to the learn.

That's the way we learn.

Thank you.

Okay, moving on to it number eight.

Informational items.

Planning zone commission members and staff, plus Mr.

Mayor will update the public on relevant events and activities they have attended since the last meeting.

And any future events, activities, and potential agenda items.

Who's first?

Yeah, okay.

Go for it.

Uh all right, I'll go first today.

Last week we had the open house on the air park.

Master plan is our second open house.

But it's more the really the first open house as it pertains to the second set of questions.

We have a really good turnout.

We had a work for an open house in that area.

We had about 20 people.

Major concerns really were around the past master plan, airport master plan.

That was a perfect.

And the expansion to that airport to the airport.

And how that was communicated.

You know, the documents have been on the website since before I got here in 23.

They were a little bit difficult to find.

A lot of the stuff to the west of uh 11 mile corner with the residential.

We did have a cito boundary that we were looking at.

That's one I just came up with, along with the consultant to kind of focus in on the air park area and not necessarily affect the residential, but there were questions about future infrastructure in that residential.

Uh, because that is a that area is a subdivision, a handful of subdivisions that were platted in the 63 to 73 that went, I don't want to say defunct, but they are part of the reason why we have federal and state level real estate laws today.

Uh if you would like to see some of the great pictures, I'm sure some of the libraries and the court cases have them of what they sold it for.

But uh that's uh definitely an interesting thing.

So we did have a good turnout, we got some good input, uh a little bit of a lively discussion at one point, but you know, we are trying to address those comments, and if you haven't had an opportunity to answer those questions, we will have they're available online, and I'll kind of hit on that on item B as well.

Okay, thank you.

Appreciate that.

You know, some of those in the toll tech area, and it's interesting when you look at uh the land from the air, you can kind of see they were kind of rolls and were plain, they were kind of strangely shaped and designed, and now the dust just blows over it.

Interesting.

Okay, thank you.

Mr.

Mayor.

And there's a group of those roads right on the other side of the 10 across from Robson Ranch.

If you look on the Google maps, you can see, and they're the same shape as the Toltec Roads from the same developer back in the 60s and 70s.

So, yeah, that was a long time ago.

Even the the blacktop that's there is this all deteriorated.

I know somebody I took out there.

All right, so what's going on here?

Uh, just real quickly, ordinance number 26-997, which is Aussie R Z P A D 2025-003 with Skydive Arizona.

That was approved by council, and the only thing I have coming up, just FYI tomorrow, MHO Hotel, Motel on Sunland Gin is doing a ribbon cutting there tomorrow.

The nice young man who purchased the hotel, him and his wife, and they're redoing one and two rooms at a time until they finished.

They got 18 rooms already redone.

They're redoing the bathrooms, installing new beds and carpeting.

And the price for the hotel is about 60 bucks a night.

It's not the Hampton Inn.

It's not, but for 60 bucks a night, you know?

I think it I think it's a great deal.

I take my hat off to this kid.

He's doing the work himself.

Him and his wife, and he's got his, he has his 80-year-old father over there on the saw.

So I I I give them a lot of credit.

So if you're not busy tomorrow, the MHO Hotel ribbon cutting at 11:30 on Sunland Gen.

Thank you, Chair.

Okay, thank you.

I'm sure that's gonna be a lot nicer than the blue stone hotel.

Okay, all right, thank you very much.

Any anyone else?

Any of my fellow commissioners here.

Doesn't look like it.

Okay, thank you.

I just want to remind everyone that uh next month's planning resigning will be one week early.

It'll be March 11th, uh 2026 at 6 p.m.

here, do you know?

Correct?

Jerry L is correct.

Um we are planning to have a work session with council, so we may start at 5.30.

Um we only have one thing on the regular agenda, so I think we can probably start at 5.30 and just run into the next one if that's okay with the council.

5 or 5.30 if you know.

Um, but we only have one thing on the agenda to consent item.

So uh and on that matter, as I was thinking about it, uh being that we have moved that uh that agenda item up one week, I don't think we're gonna have a hearing in April.

But I'll hold my breath.

So okay, we can as wish.

Okay, so again, fellow commissioners, mark your calendars and you'll set out the time soon.

No, but March 11th.

Okay.

Anything else?

All right.

Why don't we move on to it number nine and a motion to adjourn?

Do I have a motion to adjourn?

I'll make a motion to adjourn.

Three and second.

Second.

All in favor.

Aye.

All opposed.

None.

Okay, these moving is here by adjourned.

Thank you very much.

Thank you, everyone.

Thank you, Erica.