Team committee.

Yes, we can look uh second.

Um I'll pull back by a second.

So uh commissioner fowl.

Um I would like to correct the date on the minute the minute here and here are for March 15th.

The program that it is I'll change it before the done.

Uh but so which meeting are we for two minutes?

March 1st.

Okay.

So uh to be edited on the document.

Um so with that edit, Commissioner Starling, uh, do we have a motion?

I make a motion to uh so we have a motion.

Second second by commissioner Holt.

Uh all those in favor.

Aye.

All those opposed.

Okay, minute.

Um next up our chair announcements.

Um mine will be brief.

We have quite a few action items on the agenda today, and I know we have at least one person that needs to leave it and um so just for business purposes, uh, let's be tasky when we end.

Um because we got quite a few items.

Um and then I'll move over to the director.

Thank you, Chair.

Good morning, everybody.

Um the update is uh I've been kind of mentioning this a few times, but we've been continuing to work on a um statewide uh bill at the House and the Senate on missing middle multifamily housing uh those uh there was an effort to combine those two bills into one, uh which happened, uh but we sort of uh staged a friendly uh planner intervention last Friday and side uh to give our input on tweaks that would make the bill um and this again would apply to the whole state uh for Greater Minnesota and cities.

Um but the goal is to make the language workable side and uh not be uh super prescriptive so as to be a word so I'm positive I'm optimistic that um some of those edits are being heard and um being made.

Uh they they were supposed to introduce the bill at a the state and local government policy committee house representatives on Thursday, but I don't see it on the website, so I'm thinking continuing to end it back.

Um if you'd like to know more, let me other than that no, we are getting ready for the uh uh national planning conference uh mid April.

So uh several of us have been getting our uh information in on both shops.

And so um the uh commissioners are gonna be attending that, but yeah, a good all right.

Um next up is the public hearing on the heights comprehensive plan amendments.

Um I'm gonna read some notes to open the public hearing and then if you're here to speak on that.

Um I think there were the sign-in on the table out front.

Um we'll have staff grab that sign in, make sure that we don't have anybody uh additional that we haven't seen.

Yeah.

So now I'm gonna read to you.

Oh wow.

Um so the St.

Paul Planning Commission.

Uh see today the St.

Paul City of St.

Paul Planning Commission is holding a public hearing on the proposed heights comprehensive plan amendment.

Notice that the public hearing was published in the St.

Paul Pioneer Press on Tuesday, March 5th, 2024, and was sent to the citywide early notification system list of recipients and other interested parties and all property owners within the study area.

The following rule of the procedure will be used in conducting the hearing.

Speakers should state their name and address for the record before beginning their presentation.

Presentations must be confined to the topic of the public hearing, which is the proposed the heights comprehensive plan amendment.

Each speaker may speak 11 minutes once.

Speakers are requested to address all questions to the chair.

Any person there being no further testimony.

Um and I do have the list of um there's no one um but just to make sure we're um so um I will ask for all right.

Uh so we have second by commission all those in favor.

Uh so we have close the public and I will now heard and planning backward open.

Okay.

All right, next up is that we'll be uh commission.

So um those with all right, uh so we have um nine six four pain avenue.

Um discussion question because it's gonna be this is different.

Oh different metric.

It it's it's L shape.

And because of the historical work um learning, so basically like the um part of the L is load of H design that way the L as part of earning that covers the parking lot.