Good morning.

I'm gonna open this um session of the planning commission.

Uh and uh note for you that in accordance with section 841412, the written Nebraska revised statutes current copy of the open meeting act is available for review and is posted in this meeting room over there.

Roll call, please.

Sorry, Malone.

Here Scott Pandor here, right here, yeah.

Here McGinnis.

Here we have a quorum.

Uh you have copy of the 25 page minutes of our September meeting.

Is there a motion in regards to any part of those?

Mr.

Chairman, I make a motion.

We approve the minutes from the meeting held September 19th, 2025.

Second.

Thank you.

Is there an addition to any discussion?

Uh Malia.

Malone.

All right.

Taken.

Scott Pandor.

Aye.

Cochrane.

Uh same.

Sorry.

Record.

Yeah.

I McGinnis.

Sorry.

That motion carries.

Um we have a variety of items on our agenda here this morning.

I want to point out first if you are here regarding items um eight through eleven.

The applicant has requested that this be postponed to our November meeting.

Correct.

And uh we will not be taking any action in regards to the item that is located at a one-night eleven nineteenth, excuse me, eleven nine central avenue.

Uh to let you know initially, so you don't have to sit here and wait for that if that's why you're here.

Otherwise, the first item on our agenda is a um a collection of hearings that we'll put together as one to discuss.

Uh this is uh first a future land use map amendment uh for property located at uh 6045 East 39th Street.

It's an amendment to the land use map of the City of Kearney comprehensive development plan from urban resident urban reserve to commercial mixed use, and that continues with an application for rezoning of that property located at 645 East 39th Street, preliminary and then final plat.

Good morning.

Good morning.

For the record, Trenton Snow Land Surveyor Office at 1309 Central Avenue here in Kearney.

And I am here this morning to represent the Ingrams and the Wolfords on this uh little tract of land south of the railroad.

Um about a half a mile east of Imper um west of Imperial Avenue on the end of 39th Street.

Um this little piece of property um was bought many years ago by the Ingrams from Glenn Wolford's grandpa.

That was his home place there, and they bought the house that is in existence.

If any of you have been out there, um most of the buildings are in disrepair, along with quite a few uh abandoned vehicles and uh various other objects.

The original uh uh acreage that was sold has kind of been encroached on for many years.

Uh if you see kind of that yellow line down there on the exhibit, um it does go through that one building, and the original line on the west side also went through that other garage building area.

So they've been using more than what they've actually owned for quite a few years to get that cleaned up.

Uh Glenn Wolford has agreed to sell them a little strip of land going around the west and south sides of their property.

Um, and so to do that we had to go through the subdivision process.

The Ingram's plans, um, the sons of the uh gentlemen who live there, their plans at this time, and of course it's plans, so once it's rezoned, anything that is allowed in M1 can go in M1.

But what they uh do plan on doing is cleaning the place up and making storage units out there.

That's the plan.

Um so to do that, of course, we have to rezone, and when we rezone to that M1 zoning, we have to change the FLU to make that comply with it.

So the project is just a one lot, but there is multifaceted uh things that we have to do with it.

The buildings, as I said, are mostly in disrepair.

There is uh one building kind of in the center of the of the lot that may be still usable, but the house is is completely basically destroyed, and the two buildings uh that are to the south uh west corner.

I would guess any that that will be torn down.