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The Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Joplin met on October 12, 2026, to consider a right-of-way vacation request and receive updates on upcoming planning initiatives. The meeting included roll call, approval of prior minutes, a public hearing, and staff announcements.
I now call to order the planning and zoning commission meeting. We'll now proceed with roll call. Still got a minute. Eric, do you want to call roll? Yes. Mr. Skinzel. Present. Miss Clue Michael. Present. Ms. Phillips. Present. Miss Warren. Present. Mr. Spruce. Present. Miss Harrington. Present. Thank you. Can we get an approval for the minutes? So moved. I'll second. Motion moved by Ms. Harrington, second by Ms. Phillips. All in favor say aye. Aye. All opposed saying no. Motion carries. Okay, these are the public hearing procedures for the planning planning and zoning commission. Sorry. These are the public hearing procedures for the planning and zoning commission. It is requested that persons wishing to testify before the planning and zoning commission follow these rules. State your name and address clearly for the record. Please give your testimony as briefly and completely as possible. Please do not repeat testimony that has been given previously. We want to state, we want you to state your facts but limit your information to only new information. Everyone is invited to speak. However, if you have a spokesperson, please allow him or her to speak. When the public hearing is closed by the chair, no additional testimony is allowed except when invited by the board. Remember that this is a public hearing, and all sides have a right to give testimony or state one side of any issue. The zoning and planning commission of the City of Joplin through this introduction accepts into evidence the 2012 comprehensive plan, the development code of the City of Joplin being appendix 29A of the Joplin Municipal Code, resources guide guides, and industry standards of the City of Joplin, complete streets design guide, walkable neighborhood design guidelines, approved tree list, historic preservation regulations, flip plane regulations, and the wireless telecommunications facilities citing regulations being appendices A, B, C, D, E, and F of the Joplin Development Code, the written recommendations of the city staff and other written evidence presented at today's hearing. Thank you for your consideration and understanding. These cases will be presented to the City Council on Monday, November two. I'm sorry, November 2, 2026. Okay.