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Morning.

I'm gonna call this uh meeting of the planning commission to order in accordance with section 841412 of the Nebraska revised statutes current copy of the open meetings act is available for review and is posted on the wall of the council chambers.

We'll call please.

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Here Malone here McGinnis.

Here record here.

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Here.

We have a quorum.

Um for those of you that are here this morning.

When your item comes up for consideration, please come to the center podium and tell us your name and address, and then tell us why you're here.

And uh also please uh speak into the microphone.

That would be very helpful.

Uh you all have copies of the minutes of the meeting of June 18th.

Is there a motion in regards to those?

Mr.

Chairman, I move that we approve the minutes of the June 18th, 2021 meeting is written.

Second.

It's been moved and seconded.

Is there any discussion, questions, concerns?

Um Guinness.

I record I.

Yeah.

I sorry.

We have several items on the agenda today.

Uh the first items are items number four and five on the agenda, and they are uh revised plan development plan 2020-12 millennial estates fourth edition and revised uh final plat number 20 2010 Millennial Estates Fourth Edition.

Um hello.

Before we begin this item on four, five, and six, just for the record on today's agenda.

Um these formally be these formally became before the planning commission in our May 2021 meeting, uh, but with a specific request by the applicant to continue the items to the commission's June meeting, and that request was passed.

Uh, these items were then again discussed at the June commission meeting, at which point the planning commission tabled each of them until the July meeting because the applicant was not able to confirm the ownership of the parcels of land contained in Millennial Estates Fourth Edition and Millennial Estates Fifth.

Since then, the consultant for the Millennial Estates Project has confirmed that no property has been sold or changed uh ownership within Millennial Estates Fourth or Fifth Editions.

Uh, just to be on the safe side in this process, um, who is here representing that this morning.

Uh, if you come forward, please appreciate that.

Just to be on the safe side with this process, I need to ask if there have been any changes to these items since they first came to us in May 2021.

Um there have been no changes now.

Okay, so the reviv revised plan, district development plan, revised plat final platbacks on duplex lots of for millennial states fourth edition and revised plan district development plat and revised final plat for setbacks on duplex lot for millennial estates edition.

And we do have the printout, I think, of the ownerships to show that um our concern last time was addressed.

So just want to do that for the record.

Gotcha.

Um tell us what you think we need to know at this point after looking at these for a couple of months.

Okay.

Um, I'm Jacob Ryder with Olson, uh 6415 2nd Avenue.

Um, so you've seen most of this stuff before.

Um, this is the zoning map for the fourth.

This is the updated um PD showing.

I mean, it's hard to see at this scale.

Um I'll get to the exact lots here that are changing.

This is the previously approved preliminary plat.

Um, this is the updated PD plan with the variants up there listing the 21 foot setbacks at the the lots listed.

Um there's just a minor change on this, which you you saw last month regarding just where driveways and uh I guess more so where the storm inlets are, which just kicked a couple driveways over just a couple feet.

Um this is the final plat, which hadn't filed.

And so up here are the lots in question, um, lot 17 of block one, lots one, 15, 16, and 17 of block two, and lot two of block three.

Um these are the lots that are requesting the 21 foot rear yard setbacks.

Um we have kind of a zoomed in view here of those.

Um these lots are slated to have duplexes, hence the requesting of the setback change.

So there's those three, and then we have three more here with all the 21-foot yard rear yard setbacks kind of clouded there within the within the bolded lot outline.

And then here is what you have printed out received from the register of deeds.

None of those lots have been sold, they're still owned by the the original Starovska group.

Um, so the six lots in question are the duplex lots, and then there's the two larger lots that are just future lots that aren't slated for anything at this current time.