I will begin by calling the role.

Commissioner Allison.

Here.

Commissioner Katrina Cray.

Present.

Commissioner Willie Smith.

Commissioner Rennell Washington.

Commissioner Tariq Moody.

Present.

Commissioner Jesus Gonzalez.

Present.

Okay, thank you very much.

The first item of business is to review.

Well, actually, first of all, Ms.

Vonsecca, would you like to review the rules and directions for the meeting?

Thank you, Chair.

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Okay, thank you very much.

All right.

Um the first item business is to review the minutes.

Commissioners, have you had an opportunity to look at those minutes?

And if so, I will accept a motion on the minutes.

I'll make a motion to approve the previous meeting minutes.

Okay, there's been a motion.

Is there a second?

Commissioner would be seconds.

A second, any discussion.

Seeing none, all those in favor, please say aye.

Aye.

Aye.

Opposed.

Abstentions, motion carries.

Okay.

Item number two.

Kristen, would you like to introduce or whoever would like to introduce the file?

Sure.

The next item is file number 252012, a resolution relating to a minor modification to the detailed plan development known as St.

Rita Square to allow additional building signage on the existing building located at 728 East Pleasant Street on the north side of East Pleasant Street, east of North Van Buren Street in the third Aldermanic district.

Kristen Connolly, DCD planning.

Um the subject site before you was rezoned to a detailed plan development back in 2018, and it allowed the construction of a senior living facility as well as new church for the St.

Rita congregation.

The senior living facility entails a six-story building with independent living, assisted living, high acuity, assisted living, and memory care.

This particular minor modification relates to allowable signage for the senior living facility.

See if I can advance.

There's the building.

Currently, the DPD zoning allows signage near the main entrance and drop-off area along Pleasant Street and at the corner of Van Buren and Pleasant.

And so this minor modification will approve one new sign.

It'll be a projecting sign along the Van Buren frontage.

And the purpose of the sign is to allow additional visibility and awareness that this is a senior living community.

The sign will follow the provisions of the Milwaukee Code of Ordinances with respect to not projecting more than four feet into the public right-of-way and being not less than 10 feet above the adjacent sidewalk grade.