Planning Commission
Regular MeetingAthens, AL · November 16, 2021
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Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
5PM Work Session and 5:45 Regular Meeting
Location: Athens City Hall, Council Chambers, 200 Hobbs Street West, Athens, AL
Please adhere to COVID safety guidelines and social distancing.
The Commissioners, applicants and the public were allowed to participate in-person.
Also present: Shane Black (City Attorney), James Rich (Public Works Director), Michael Griffin
(City Engineer), Gary Chynoweth (Engineer Consultant) & Lakeisha Johnson (Planner) were also
present.
CALL TO ORDER @ 5:45PM
1.) Roll Call
The following Commissioners were present”
Mrs. Gina Garth (Chairwoman) Mrs. Dana Henry (Council) - ABSENT
Mr. Rick Johnson (Vice Chairman) - ABSENT Mr. Roderick Herron (Commissioner)
Mr. Venard Hendrix (Commissioner Mayor Ronnie Marks
Mr. Robert Malone (Commissioner) Mr. Brad Mallette (Commissioner) - ABSENT
Chief Allen Hogan (Fire)
-Mrs. Garth, explained that Items # 7, 9 & 11 are all Public Hearings which are open for public
comments and all other items on the agenda are not open for public hearing.
2.) APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Regular Meeting Minutes – August 17, 2021
Regular Meeting Minutes – September 21, 2021
Motion: Mr. Malone
Seconded: Mr. Herron
o Minutes for August 17 & September 21, 2021 approved unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS
3.) Resolution. Request of Coffman Land Surveying & Mapping Company for Preliminary and
Final Approval of Lindsay Lane Christian Academy, a minor subdivision of +/-36.23
acres, into 3 tracts located at 2388 Hine ST. S., zoned EST – Estate Residential & Agricultural
District & R-1-1 - Low Density Single Family Residential district. (Note: this item is a minor
AMENDMENT and was approved at the 09/21/2021 PC meeting).
Resolution.
-Mrs. Garth, restated the request of Coffman Land Surveying & Mapping Company and informed the
Commissioners and the public that this item came before the Planning Commissioners on September
21, 2021 and that the request is a minor amendment.
- Mr. Griffin, explained that the request is to make a minor correction, staff has reviewed the request
and recommends approval.
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- Mrs. Garth, asked if she had a member of the Commission to move to approve the request of
Coffman Land Surveying & Mapping Company.
- Mayor Marks, made the motion to approve the request.
“Be it Resolved by The Planning Commission of the City of Athens, Alabama to approve
the minor amendment request of Coffman Land Surveying & Mapping Company for
Preliminary and Final Approval of Lindsay Lane Christian Academy, a minor
subdivision of +/-36.23 acres, into 3 tracts located at 2388 Hine ST. S., zoned EST – Estate
Residential & Agricultural District & R-1-1 - Low Density Single Family Residential district.
- Mr. Malone, Seconded the motion and the request was approved unanimously by all the voting
Commissioners present.
4.) Resolution. Request of James M Newby (by John M Newby Executor) for Layout approval of
Liberty Subdivision, a major subdivision of +/- 233 acres into 702 lots, located on Cambridge
Lane (directly south of Cambridge Methodist Church), zoned R-1-3 (High Density Single Family
Residential District) (Tabled at last month’s Planning Commission Meeting).
Resolution.
-Mrs. Garth, stated the Resolution of James M Newby (by John M Newby Executor) for Layout
approval of Liberty Subdivision, a major subdivision of +/- 233 acres into 702 lots, located on
Cambridge Lane (directly south of Cambridge Methodist Church), zoned R-1-3 (High Density Single
Family Residential District) (Tabled at last month’s Planning Commission Meeting).
-Mr. Griffin, this item was tabled at last month’s meeting, our office received the amended traffic
study which reflects some of the improvements on Cambridge Lane due to the proposed development
including trip generations which were accounted for. Also, two access points are now included one to
the South and the main entrance to the North, the layout does meet our Subdivision Regulations
Requirements related to the layout approval and process and staff recommends approval.
-Mrs. Garth, verified that the request is for layout approval only and that this will come back before us
at the preliminary stage.
-Mr. Griffin, yes this will come back before the Planning Commission for approval, a layout is a guide
and this is a plan for a 10-year development, layouts can change. You will see the plans including the
construction plans at the preliminary stage.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if the Commissioners had any questions or concerns, no comments were made
from the Commissioners.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if she a member to move to approve the request of James M. Newby.
- Mr. Hendrix, made the motion to approve the applicants request.
“Be it Resolved by The Planning Commission of the City of Athens, Alabama to approve
the request of James M Newby (by John M Newby Executor) for Layout approval of Liberty
Subdivision, a major subdivision of +/- 233 acres into 702 lots, located on Cambridge Lane (directly
south of Cambridge Methodist Church), zoned R-1-3 (High Density Single Family Residential District)
(Tabled at last month’s Planning Commission Meeting).
-Mr. Herron, seconded the motion and the request was approved unanimously by all Commissioners
present.
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NEW BUSINESS
Subdivision (Minor & Major)
5.) Resolution. Request of Allen Shaw c/o Don Beck for minor plat for Shaw Johnson Farm
Subdivision (Phase I), a minor plat of +/- 79.63 acres into 1 lot, located at 403 Cloverleaf Dr., zoned R-1-2
(Medium Density Single Family Residential) & M-1 (Light Industrial District).
Resolution.
-Mrs. Garth, restated the request of Allen Shaw c/o Don Beck for Layout approval for Shaw
Johnson Farm Subdivision (Phase I), a minor subdivision of +/- 79.63 acres into 1 lot, located
at 403 Cloverleaf Dr., zoned R-1-2 (Medium Density Single Family Residential) & M-1 (Light
Industrial District).
-Mr. Griffin, stated this is a minor plat and it meets the character of the existing neighborhood, this is
a request to consolidate into 1 lot and Staff has no issues with the minor plat and recommends
approval of the request.
-Mr. Griffin, stated the request is only to improve the plat and we don’t anticipate any development
on the M1 zone noted on the plat and we will ensure that the plat is corrected because it’s actual all R-
1-2 zoning.
-Mrs. Garth, asked about the acreage and the potential lots that can exist on the property.
-Mayor Marks, wanted to ensure that the request has nothing to do with rezoning, we are only
approving the minor plat.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if she had a member from the Commission to move to approve the applicants
request.
-Chief Hogan, made the motion to approve the applicants request.
“Be it Resolved by the Planning Commission of the City of Athens, Alabama to approve
the request of Allen Shaw c/o Don Beck for Layout approval for Shaw Johnson Farm
Subdivision (Phase I), a minor subdivision of +/- 79.63 acres into 1 lot, located at 403 Cloverleaf
Dr., zoned R-1-2 (Medium Density Single Family Residential) & M-1 (Light Industrial District).
-Mayor Marks, seconded the motion and the request was approved by all Commissioners present.
6.) Resolution. Request of Diltina Development Corp. for Layout Approval of The Villas at
Swan Creek, a major subdivision of +/- 52.44 acres, including 150 lots, & 6 common areas located
on W Strain RD, zoned R-1-3 High Density Single Family Residential Zoning District.
-Mrs. Garth, restated the request of Diltina Development Corp. for Layout Approval of The Villas
at Swan Creek, a major subdivision of +/- 52.44 acres, including 150 lots, & 6 common areas
located on W Strain RD, zoned R-1-3 High Density Single Family Residential Zoning District.
Resolution.
Mrs. Garth, restated the resolution for Layout approval of the Villas at Swan Creek.
-Mr. Griffin, explained the location of this request, we requested an additional stub to the East and
they confirmed today that they will do that, they also met the transitional and buffer requirements.
This is just a layout plan which is conceptual in nature and staff has no issues with the request.
-Mrs. Garth, had some questions regarding the surrounding zoning districts and asked for
clarification on current conditions surrounding the potential development.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if she had a member from the Commission to move to approve the applicants
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request.
-Mr. Herron, made the motion to approve the applicants request.
“Be it Resolved by the Planning Commission of the City of Athens, Alabama to approve
the request of Diltina Development Corp. for Layout Approval of The Villas at Swan Creek, a
major subdivision of +/- 52.44 acres, including 150 lots, & 6 common areas located on W Strain RD,
zoned R-1-3 High Density Single Family Residential Zoning District.
-Mr. Malone, seconded the motion and the request was approved unanimously by all Commissioners
present.
7.) Public Hearing. Request of the City of Athens and Limestone County Commission for
Preliminary and Final Approval of Thirty-One Commercial Park Addition No. 3, +/- 3.0 acres
into a 1 lot subdivision, located on the south side of Clyde Mabry Drive (West of Limestone County
Health Department) approximately 1,000 ft west of the intersection of Clyde Mabry Dr. and US HWY
31 South, zoned M-1 – Light Industrial District.
Resolution.
-Mrs. Garth, opened a public hearing as required by law to hear the request of the City of Athens and
Limestone County Commission for Preliminary and Final Approval of Thirty-One Commercial
Park Addition No. 3, +/- 3.0 acres into a 1 lot subdivision, located on the south side of Clyde Mabry
Drive (West of Limestone County Health Department) approximately 1,000 ft west of the intersection
of Clyde Mabry Dr. and US HWY 31 South, zoned M-1 – Light Industrial District.
-Mr. Griffin, stated that this is near the Health Department and they are subdividing the property out
to make it more appealing to the potential applicants/buyers, staff recommends approval with no
issues.
-Mayor Marks, wanted to clarify that at one time this came before us with 3 acres, and another time 2
acres and again this time the request is for 3 acres.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if there were any additional questions, comments or concerns.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if she had a member from the Planning Commission to move to approve the
request.
-Mayor Marks, made the motion to approve the applicants request.
“Be it Resolved by the Planning Commission of the City of Athens, Alabama to approve
the City of Athens and Limestone County Commission for Preliminary and Final Approval of
Thirty-One Commercial Park Addition No. 3, +/- 3.0 acres into a 1 lot subdivision, located on the
south side of Clyde Mabry Drive (West of Limestone County Health Department) approximately
1,000 ft west of the intersection of Clyde Mabry Dr. and US HWY 31 South, zoned M-1 – Light
Industrial District.
-Mr. Herron, seconded the motion and the request was approved by all Commissioners present.
8.) Resolution. Request of Maund Family Farm, LLC for Final Approval of Wauchula Farms
Subdivision Addition, a major subdivision of +/- 39.95 acres into 10 lots, situated along Wauchula
Private Drive off of US HWY 31, zoned EST – Estate Residential Agricultural Zoning District.
WITHDRAWN BY APPLICANT ON 11/10/2021
Rezones (2) & Location, Character & Extent
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9.) Public Hearing. Consider for recommendation to the City Council the request of Robert Harold
Caneer and Rosanna Black Caneer to rezone +/- 10.51 acres of property located at 200 Trade Street
from B-2 (General Business District) to R-2 (Multi-Family Residential District) and to adopt the
Master Development Plan of Autumn Falls.
Resolution.
-Mrs. Garth, opened a public hearing to consider for recommendation to the City Council the request
of Robert Harold Caneer and Rosanna Black Caneer to rezone +/- 10.51 acres of property located at
200 Trade Street from B-2 (General Business District) to R-2 (Multi-Family Residential District) and
to adopt the Master Development Plan of Autumn Falls.
-Mr. Griffin, explained the request and stated that Staff recommends approval of the applicants
request.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if anyone had any questions, comments or concerns.
-Mrs. Rosanna Caneer, the applicant of this request and stated that she hoped that the request would
pass and she wanted to see more development in Athens, Alabama.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if anyone else had any questions, comments or concerns, no additional comments
were made.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if she had a member from the Commission to move to approve the applicants
request to consider for recommendation to the City Council.
-Mr. Hendrix, made the motion to approve the applicants request.
““Be it Resolved by the Planning Commission of the City of Athens, Alabama to
recommend approval to the City Council to consider for recommendation the request of Robert
Harold Caneer and Rosanna Black Caneer to rezone +/- 10.51 acres of property located at 200 Trade
Street from B-2 (General Business District) to R-2 (Multi-Family Residential District) and to adopt
the Master Development Plan of Autumn Falls.
-Mr. Malone, seconded the motion and the request was approved unanimously by all Commissioners
present.
10.) Location Character & Extent (Resolution). Request of the City of Athens for Location,
Character and Extent of the property located at the NW corner of Pryor Street & Boardwalk Main
Street, known as Pryor Park which will consist of a mixed-use development to promote open space,
commercial development, housing and community engagement.
Resolution.
-Mrs. Garth, restated the request.
-Mr. Griffin, stated that this request is to approve the location, character and extent, this item was
purchased by the city and this will be suitable for a traditional neighborhood, Mr. Mallette who is also
on the Planning Commission worked on this project along with Mr. Will Hargrove.
-Mrs. Garth, asked was Pryor Park, the final name of the project.
-Mayor Marks stated that Pryor Park is not the final name of the park, we will have some type of
contest or something like that regarding the name of the park.
--Mrs. Garth, asked if she had a member from the Commission to move to approve the applicants
request of Location, Character & Extent.
-Mr. Herron, made the motion to approve the applicants request.
“Be it Resolved by the Planning Commission of the City of Athens, Alabama to approve
the request of the City of Athens for Location, Character and Extent of the property located at the NW
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corner of Pryor Street & Boardwalk Main Street, known as Pryor Park which will consist of a mixed-
use development to promote open space, commercial development, housing and community
engagement.”
-Mr. Malone, seconded the motion and the request was approved unanimously by all Commissioners
present.
11.) Public Hearing. Consider for recommendation to the City Council the request of the City of
Athens to rezone +/- 31.7 acres of property located at the NW corner of Pryor Street & Boardwalk
Main Street, from TI (Traditional Institutional) & TN-3 (Traditional Neighborhood 3 District) to T-
PUD (Traditional Planned Unit Development) and to adopt the Master Development Plan of Pryor
Park. Item 10 & 11 are related).
Resolution.
-Mrs. Garth, opened a public hearing to consider for recommendation to the City Council the request
of the City of Athens to rezone +/- 31.7 acres of property located at the NW corner of Pryor Street
& Boardwalk Main Street, from TI (Traditional Institutional) & TN-3 (Traditional Neighborhood 3
District) to T-PUD (Traditional Planned Unit Development) and to adopt the Master Development
Plan of Pryor Park.
-Mr. Griffin, stated this was initially split zoned and believed that this is our first T-PUD in an
traditional district that he is aware of and provided additional background on what’s to come, this
request meets our zoning requirements and it improves upgrading roadways, landscaping, dog park,
walkable, livable environment.
-Mrs. Garth, had some questions about the development and would potentially develop the project.
-Mayor Marks, stated that this is a very sizable project and we plan to take the project on in phases,
get grants and seek other avenues for additional funding.
-Mrs. Garth, asked will there be a committee of some sort.
-Mayor Marks, this is all in the works and it will be a process, we are in the planning stages and we are
open and willing to accept donations, work is being done on Pryor Street, also discussed the stream
etc.
-Mrs. Garth, asked about the mixed-use retail and office space and wanted to ensure that this will
meet the traditional standards.
-Mr. Griffin, yes things that are required in a traditional district will be required with this project
because this is a T-PUD, we have control of the aesthetics etc.
-Mayor Marks, stated that Mr. Hargrove is present to address any comments or concerns.
-Mr. Will Hargrove (Project Consultant) at 513 Beaty Street, provided a brief synopsis of the future
development and shared that he was there to address any questions or concerns.
-Mr. Malone, asked about the orientation of the amphitheater.
-Mr. Hargrove, addressed the question and stated that this is a big project and the idea is to get the
gateway to the site launched and the playground will be very suitable for the community.
-Mr. Hendrix, asked about the number of phases.
-Mr. Hargrove, stated approximately 12 phases.
-Mr. Hendrix, wanted to ensure that each phase will be presented to the Planning Commission.
-Mayor Marks, described the potential phases and that it depends on finances in reference to phasing.
-Mr. Hargrove, the phasing plan is flexible.
-Mrs. Garth, wanted Mr. Hargrove to explain the retail incubator and the Singing River Trail.
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-Mr. Hargrove, explained utilizing the diagrams presented and showed the rendering of a component
of the Single River Trail within this development.
-Mayor Marks, discussed the cost of the
-Mr. Hargrove, stated that Pryor Park will be renamed and they are brainstorming ideas to also
receive input from the public.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if there were any additional questions, comments or concerns.
- Mrs. Adrianna Hayes (Resident) at 17311 Brooklawn Street supports the overall project, would like a
copy of the project.
-Mr. Hargrove, addressed the parking.
-Mrs. Hayes, also asked about the marked price of the residential component.
-Mayor Marks, stated we looked at a range of 2,300 sq. ft to 3,200 sf ft, 200 dollars a sq. ft. a rough
estimate.
-Mr. Hargrove, stated there will be a grading range plan.
-Mrs. Hayes, also shared her concerns about the parking and increase in traffic and adequate parking.
-Mr. Hargrove, stated that the plan presented provides approximately 550 parking spaces.
-Mrs. Hayes stated that she did not support one area of parking however she supports the project.
-Mr. Hargrove, stated that the area in question the City does not own.
-Mayor Marks, stated he understands the applicants concerns and there will be more information to
come.
-Mrs. Garth, stated that we are here tonight to address the rezone and this project will come before us
several times over time.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if there were any additional questions, comments or concerns.
-Mrs. Garth, asked if she had a member from the Planning Commission to move to approve the
request to consider the rezone to the City Council.
-Mr. Herron, made the motion to approve the applicants request.
“Be it Resolved by the Planning Commission of the City of Athens, Alabama to
recommend approval to the City Council the request of the City of Athens to rezone +/- 31.7
acres of property located at the NW corner of Pryor Street & Boardwalk Main Street, from TI
(Traditional Institutional) & TN-3 (Traditional Neighborhood 3 District) to T-PUD (Traditional
Planned Unit Development) and to adopt the Master Development Plan of Pryor Park.
-Mr. Malone, seconded the motion and the request was approved unanimously by all Commissioners
present.
Planning Commission Meeting Adjourned @ 6:40PM
APPROVED & SIGNED ATTEST: _APPROVED & SIGNED__
Chairwoman (Mrs. Gina Garth) Secretary (Mrs. Lakeisha Johnson
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Agenda
Planning Commission Agenda
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
5PM Work Session and 5:45 Regular Meeting
Location: Athens City Hall, Council Chambers, 200 Hobbs Street West, Athens, AL
Please adhere to COVID safety guidelines and social distancing.
CALL TO ORDER
1.) Roll Call
2.) APPROVAL OF MINUTES
● Regular Meeting Minutes – August 17, 2021
● Regular Meeting Minutes – September 21, 2021
● Regular Meeting Minutes – October 19, 2021
OLD BUSINESS
3.) Resolution. Request of Coffman Land Surveying & Mapping Company for Preliminary and Final
Approval of Lindsay Lane Christian Academy, a minor subdivision of +/-36.23 acres, into 3 tracts
located at 2388 Hine ST. S., zoned EST – Estate Residential & Agricultural District & R-1-1 - Low Density
Single Family Residential district. (Note: this item is a minor AMENDMENT and was approved at the
09/21/2021 PC meeting).
4.) Resolution. Request of James M Newby (by John M Newby Executor), Jerry A Newby and Susan Ming
for Layout approval of Liberty Subdivision, a major subdivision of +/- 233 acres into 705 lots, located on
Cambridge Lane (directly south of Cambridge Methodist Church), zoned R-1-3 (High Density Single Family
Residential District) (Tabled at last month’s Planning Commission Meeting).
NEW BUSINESS
Subdivision (Minor & Major)
5.) Resolution. Request of Allen Shaw c/o Don Beck for Layout approval for Shaw Johnson Farm
Subdivision (Phase I), a minor subdivision of +/- 79.63 acres into 1 lot, located at 403 Cloverleaf Dr., zoned
R-1-2 (Medium Density Single Family Residential) & M-1 (Light Industrial District).
6.) Resolution. Request of Diltina Development Corp. for Layout Approval of The Villas at Swan
Creek, a major subdivision of +/- 52.44 acres, including 150 lots, & 6 common areas located on W Strain RD,
zoned R-1-3 High Density Single Family Residential Zoning District.
7.) Public Hearing. Request of the City of Athens and Limestone County Commission for Preliminary and
Final Approval of Thirty-One Commercial Park Addition No. 3, +/- 3.0 acres into a 1 lot subdivision, located
on the south side of Clyde Mabry Drive (West of Limestone County Health Department) approximately 1,000 ft
west of the intersection of Clyde Mabry Dr. and US HWY 31 South, zoned M-1 – Light Industrial District.
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Resolution.
8.) Resolution. Request of Maund Family Farm, LLC for Final Approval of Wauchula Farms
Subdivision Addition, a major subdivision of +/- 39.95 acres into 10 lots, situated along Wauchula Private
Drive off of US HWY 31, zoned EST – Estate Residential Agricultural Zoning District. WITHDRAWN BY
APPLICANT ON 11/10/2021
Rezones (2) & Location, Character & Extent
9.) Public Hearing. Consider for recommendation to the City Council the request of Robert Harold Caneer
and Rosanna Black Caneer to rezone +/- 10.51 acres of property located at 200 Trade Street from B-2
(General Business District) to R-2 (Multi-Family Residential District) and to adopt the Master Development
Plan of Autumn Falls.
10.) Location Character & Extent (Resolution). Request of the City of Athens for Location,
Character and Extent of the property located at the NW corner of Pryor Street & Boardwalk Main Street, known
as Pryor Park which will consist of a mixed-use development to promote open space, commercial development,
housing and community engagement.
11.) Public Hearing. Consider for recommendation to the City Council the request of the City of Athens to
rezone +/- 31.7 acres of property located at the NW corner of Pryor Street & Boardwalk Main Street, from TI
(Traditional Institutional) & TN-3 (Traditional Neighborhood 3 District) to T-PUD (Traditional Planned Unit
Development) and to adopt the Master Development Plan of Pryor Park. Item 10 & 11 are related)
Adjournment
CITY OF ATHENS PLANNING COMMISSION
Public Hearing Procedures
● During the course of a Planning Commission Meeting whenever an application that requires a
public hearing (zoning, re-zoning, conditional use, certain subdivisions of property, etc. . . .)
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appears on the Commission’s agenda, the Chair will declare the same and introduce the
application to the Commission and citizens who are in attendance.
● The Chair will proceed through each scheduled public hearing as follows:
● Staff will provide an explanation of the case and a recommendation.
● The applicant will be given an opportunity to address the commission and should limit
their comments to less than ten (10) minutes.
● When a public hearing is slated, the Chair will open the hearing for public input.
● Members of the public, having been recognized, will be allowed three (3) minutes
each to address the Commission (unless the Chairman/Chairwoman specifies
otherwise).
NOTE: Large groups may wish to, but are not required to, appoint a spokesperson for
the group, in which case the Chair may grant the spokesperson additional time to speak.
● Generally, those desiring to speak “for” the request will be allowed to speak first,
followed by those desiring to speak “against” the request.
● Persons wishing to speak should raise their hand to be recognized by the
Chairman/Chairwoman. Once recognized, please stand and state your name and
address.
● Comments should be concise and limited to issues related to the request.
● When the Chairman/Chairwoman believes that the Commission has received sufficient
citizen input to decide on the application, the public hearing will be closed and the
applicant and/or the Staff will be given an opportunity to address any issues brought out
during public comment.
● Chairman will then allow Commission members to make comments or ask questions of
anyone present to clarify issues or provide additional information.
● The Chairman will call for a motion and a second on the motion. Commission members
may speak to the motion, any amendments, or points of parliamentary procedure.
● If a motion is forthcoming, a voice vote will be taken. If the decision is not unanimous,
then the Chairman will direct a roll call vote.
● If a motion is NOT forthcoming, the request will be considered “Denied” for lack of a
motion.
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PLEASE NOTE: The above-procedure is provided to serve as a guideline for the conduct of public
hearings. The chairman/chairwoman is not limited and/or constrained by this procedure and, under
certain circumstances, may deem it necessary to deviate from this guideline.
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