All right, I'm gonna call the order the May 10th meeting.

Sorry, well, first order approval from August 16.

Do I have a motion?

Okay, second by commitment.

Uh we have a motion and the second.

Is there any discussion on the minute?

Um all those opposed.

All right, uh motion passes and then it's uh next up is chair.

Um I just want to say thank you all on the vacation for taking care of business.

Um appreciate it, and then you've been like backtracking um for about weeks.

Very hard and very challenging.

Uh and it took me a little bit of time when I got back home to sort of get up to speed.

Uh uh meet uh and we'll go on to the thing.

Just one quick announcement that's so the conference next week.

So I'll be there.

Jenny Johnson meeting members.

So if any kids you are attending, reach up and meet up.

All right, and that moves using um the secretary.

Yeah, he's traveling for business.

Um we have another criteria that was at some committee that is capable of thinking about the items.

I couldn't make it happen as well.

Um or we actually we have the planner and staff based on the morning commissioners.

Uh the uh last zoning committee in 20 today.

Um two zoning cases for the same properties 29 Bush Avenue.

We decide this is a uh historically associated with railroads for decades, then uh six it's gonna have technically jump yard on site uh brown fields for the type of situation.

A few years to have one is taking up to a tiny home property uh subdivide in it.

Um just around the corner from Payne and Phalan intersection um over the bridge across the roadway.

But yeah, you can see it from there.

Um that's significant because that's the center of a neighborhood node or reason to pick our box whether zoning on the side.

I see transitional and possible pretty good.

One is that what's supposed to be used to be used.

And then also uh the outdoor garden setting is supposed to be on the side of the building or behind the building.

Um there is no permanent building.

So that's not so fine.

Um very narrow parcel though, so we didn't discuss that situation quite a bit.

So it's a brown field, it's very narrow.

And this land use could serve as an effective uh buffer from railroad use active rail reduce uh use of very difficult parcel that allows the neighborhood uh cell appeared to uh benefits presence for the very day and also in the future it makes it easier for in for development.

Um so the uh zoning committee unanimously recommended approval of both the rezoning and the variance.

There's the rezoning recommendation city council, that's one resolution, and then uh vote on the variance and squares here at this team.

Okay, thank you, pal.

Um the one thing we want to do for the uh the first one there has not been out of the penny.

Is there actually not hard to look there?

So that's what I was expecting to provide uh description.

So um the zoning is is uh is a mixed use of the zoning today is three different zoning districts.

It's the H2 residential, T2, X use traditional neighborhood, and then uh I want to depart this when uh one's only just replied.

And then I used like in the middle of how one side of the other.

Yeah, so uh I won't put the map up what I could if we need that.

Uh we've got Pain Avenue, use side of it, and a small parcel owned by the HRA that's gonna remain so T2.

Um then this long skinny parcel that's got railroad north that and south bit is residential for the most part.

Then you get West of Edmonton, which Western piece of this parson is actually less than that little bit less.

That's all industrial to pull it backwards, south plus so uh it's it's at the nexus of basically industrial tests.

And you said the garden center, but there's no building that's gonna be built, it's just gonna be the car in basically outdoor garden center.

And um there are uh some address that and whether it's uh how it's going to operate will actually be uh properly offered from the which is sort of the impact of having an associate working on the business.

And so one of the conditions is that uh the uh final plans are approved by the zoning administrator must be a substantial compliance with the plan that was submitted.

Um property line must be every 20 feet of center if the screening provided for residential defense, or it may be less vegetative screening.

Um there's one that requires the outdoor storage equipment and trucks with landscaping business, maybe an accessory use only, and it's not that it is reduced, just to make sure this doesn't turn into a pure truck and storage yard.

Um then there's a uh recommendation that use must be screened from residential use use of itself in accordance with the usual screening standards.

So um protecting the neighborhood and the variety of players that are related to the variance, usually both standards would help protect the neighborhood, and so these uh these conditions will have the same time.

That's right.

We have a letter from the NPCA that say, so is having a garden polluting ground like a way to improve the ground at all, and then any talk about that or even through um having a gardening per rooted soil to me is a contradiction that's been just me.