The Syracuse City Planning Commission met on September 1, 2026, in a regular meeting followed by a work session. Commissioners approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes, held a public hearing on an inorganic landscaping ordinance amendment, and forwarded a commercial drone operations ordinance amendment to the City Council with recommended changes. No members of the public spoke during the public comment period.
So much better. It's still still bugging me. But surgery. No. No, I gotta get the I got a diagnosis. It wasn't too stoked. And so that's the reason we'll be able to do that. Obviously, that's not good news, but it's been used in the sense of that taken the reason. Exactly. I mean, and then like that style adjustment instead of sort of talking with a friend of mine up in Montana one of the weekend when he was in a bench press competition. Oh boy. Yeah. September. This is the this is the heaviest monster that I've ever experienced since I live in Utah. That's that's good. But just in general, I think September's probably favorite month. I thought like that is never going to end the problem. So that's a lot better. My kids' birthdays are the end of September. All right, we good. Okay. All right. We'll go ahead and bring to order the Syracuse City Planning Commission meeting for September 1st, 2026. Um we'll have the meeting invocation or thought uh by Commissioner Haddock and the Pledge of Lead by Commissioner Baker. Thank you. I'm excited on the timing of this because this is my first time doing this, and I was also gone last time. So where I was last meeting, I was in Hawaii starting law school, which I'm very excited about. Big exciting adventure for me. But um that week was all orientation and a bunch of focus on the values of the university and the values of the school. And one that we're focusing on this month, and they keep reminding us about, I think applies perfectly to this group as well. And so I thought it'd be a fun one to share. Um it's a Hawaiian word called Kuleana, and I don't speak native Hawaiian. I will also not possibly do justice to the full translation of it, but loosely it responds really translates to responsibility. And you know, and as students, we all have this responsibility to the legacy of the founder of the school and all these things. But here in this context, I think it's really cool because um it's more than just a straight translation of responsibility, it's sort of responsibility and the privilege and honor that comes with having been granted that responsibility, and I think that's directly applicable to this group because we you know we've received these appointments. We're here in this space to act as uh one more layer of stewards of our community, and that that link back to the community and is very very important to that concept. So I think it's just a good reminder for us to always remember that that we're here as stewards and and we have a responsibility to the city and the community as a whole. Awesome, thank you. Nice for the pleasure of allegiance. One nation under God. Thank you. All right. We will take a motion to adopt the meeting agenda, which has been posted in accordance with state law. I move that we adopt the meetings from our meeting from August 18th, 2023. Adoption of the meeting agenda. Oh, I apologize. No worries. I move that we adopt the meeting agenda. We have a motion, we have a second. Second.