We'll call the regular meeting of the New Albany City Plan Commission for Tuesday, July the 21st to order.

We'll start with the Pledge of Allegiance.

One nation.

And we'll do rough hall.

Bob Norwood?

Here.

Haley James.

Here.

David Abersholder.

Eric Jacob Arbital.

Here, Matt Bazell.

Here.

Jeff Cummins.

Sam Chardon.

Greg Henders.

Here.

Eric Merton.

Here.

Craig Phipps.

Larry Summers.

Mr.

President, we have nine members present.

It will take a minimum of six to carry any motion.

Tonight's meeting is being streamed.

And we'll be available for viewing in a couple of days at New Albany City Hall.com.

Okay.

All right.

We will start with the public hearing item this morning or this evening.

Travis Madison for New Albany Floyd County School Corporation request a primary and secondary plat approval for a two-lot subdivision and a mixed density residential district at 1464 slate run road.

Do you have any copies of these that we have?

I've got to say more than six.

The three of us can probably find a little bit early as you repeat that.

Mr.

Chairman, I'll just let you know too.

My name is Kyle Lindu.

I'm here on behalf of the Superintendent Travis Madison, also administrator in the uh Welvin Toy County School District.

All right.

We're we're basically what the school system has done several years ago.

We purchased this land in the hopes of keeping the door open for any kind of expansion, uh changing the entrance to Slate Run Road, making sure that parking or traffic flow is always in order.

What we've decided to do is to take the two plots and divide them equally in half and then use the the Easterly plot to uh build a house for uh prosper for education students and sell that house off once completed.

The house will be 1460 square foot on a slab.

Uh it will meet the zoning and planning uh requirements.

Um Mr.

Siegel's helped us with that, and uh the process students hope to have that done within the year.

Okay.

Uh the house that's there now, is it gonna remain or are you gonna tear it down?

Great question.

Uh we do have a demo permit.

We've already applied for and received that.

Our heavy equipment program, we will tear that down, remove it from the site, grade the land, uh, restore the land, and then uh we'll start the project to build the new house.

So you're gonna ask process revealed on both lots, or just we'll we'll retain the easterly lot, the lot closest to the school, uh, for any kind of future needs.

The superintendent wants to make sure that traffic flow, entrance, all that will remain as it is uh for any future needs.

And I'll we'll point out that all five construction programs will participate in this uh heavy equipment, electrical, HVAC, construction trades, and also our brand new plumbing program along with heavy equipment.

So have any questions of the applicant, yes?

As usual, uh that white building in the back.

Are you you said you were going to tear that down?

The storage building may remain.

Um we we work with our real estate agent to we may have a buyer for the house uh once completed, and they may want the building.

A lot of it will depend on the quality of the storage building, and then if it interferes at all with any kind of city ordinances in terms of setbacks and stuff like that.

As of now, that storage building would remain because the buyer potentially wants that building.