At 4:30 PM, Chair Karen Weeks called the meeting to order with all six commissioners present (Chair Weeks, Vice Chair Duggan, Commissioners Carter, Cisco, Peterson, Sanders). The meeting adjourned at 4:58 PM. The primary action was a unanimous vote to grant a one-year time extension for the West Hearn Veterans Village tentative map (EXT24-0004), allowing the applicant until March 15, 2025 to record the final map.
Yeah, but Okay, I think are you ready? Okay. So with that, um, I'd like to call to order the June twenty-seventh, twenty twenty-four meeting of the Planning Commission. And can we have roll call, please? Thank you, Chair Weeks. Commissioner Carter. Here. Commissioner Sisko. Here. Commissioner Sanders. Here. Commissioner Peterson. Here. Vice Chair Duggan. Here. And Chair Weeks? Here. I'll let the record reflect that all commissioners are present. Thank you. And we have no remote participation of planning commissioners. Um, so we go on to approval of the minutes. We have one set of minutes from June thirteenth. Are there any changes or corrections? Okay, then seeing none, do we have any public comments on approval of the minutes? Seeing none. So we'll go on to public comment on non-agenda items. This is the time when any person may address a commission on matters that are not listed on the agenda, but with are within our subject matter jurisdiction. Is that okay? Oh, goodness. Um, I'll go ahead and close a public comment period on this, and we'll go into commission business. Duties include implementing of plans, ordinances, and policies relating to land use matters, assisting in writing. Here comes the cavalry. So with that, we'll move into commissioner reports. Are there any commissioner reports? Commissioner Sanders. Um advisory committee meeting today. Um eighty-two thousand pounds of trash is picked out of our creeks every year. That's just astonishing to me. Um, which brings me to Creek Week, which is coming up. So we're gonna be uh cleaning uh up our creeks of some of the 82,000 pounds of trash that are being left on our creeks. Um and 80 percent of that trash is um left by our homeless population. So hopefully we can uh yeah as a city uh remedy that and uh help keep our creeks clean. Um I think that was it. Oh, the tour uh during Creek Week is great if you can sign it up because we go under the uh the hidden parts of the city. So they're gonna do that as an open house uh sign up this time to get more people interfacing with that. But uh the win. I'll have to get back to you on the win. I did not write that down, but um I do believe it's in September, but I don't know the exact date. Thank you.