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Lakeville Planning Commission Meeting 11-6- 25

Lakeville City CouncilFriday, November 7, 2025
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I call to order the November 6, 2025 planning commission meeting. All to uh rise for the PL pledge. much. Um, take a roll. Graphus >> here. >> Here. Zimmer here. Ike >> here. Sweeney >> here. Swson >> here. All present and accounted for approval of the minutes. Does anyone have any changes to the October 16th uh planning commission minutes have been presented to us. Um I will ask if our our planning manager have any announcements. Not this evening, Chair Zimmer. Thank you. >> Glad that your microphone's working. Um, agenda number five is a public hearing uh considering the application of Robin for a conditional use permit to allow the combination accessory buildings to exceed of the principal structure at 16415 Clamoth Trail. Ask uh Mr. Stroen to come up and give us staff and comment. Please come forward and welcome. >> Yes, please identify yourself for the record. >> Strobine. I live at 16415 Clamoth Trail. Um yeah, I'd uh uh submitted an application to um build an accessory building that exceeds the total allowable square footage um uh larger than the primary structure on the property just for personal use. Um it's a it's a kind of a unique lot. It's a very large lot. It's 11 and a half acres. Uh heavily wooded. You can't even see the you can barely see the house and you won't really be able to see the building at all from any road or any neighbor. So, >> I'll agree with you there because I drove up that road today to try to find it. >> Yep. >> Okay, great. Thank you. We'll bring up staff and then um go from there. >> Thank you. >> Evening chair, commission members. request in front of you tonight is for the property located on Clamoth Trail on the north side. It is zoned rural agricultural and it is 11.49 acres as the property owner mentioned. The request is for a conditional use permit uh to allow the construction of a detached accessory building that is greater than the gross floor area of the principal structure. So code states that the combination of accessory buildings and garages shall not exceed either the area limitations or the total gross floor area of the principal structure whichever is least. So, the total allowable combined area accessory building areas for the RA district is actually 8,712 square feet, but according to Dakota County GIS, the applicant's uh finished square footage of the home is 2,840 square ft. So, combined, the applicant is proposing a 3500 gross square foot accessory building for the detached one, plus he has a,485 square foot attached building. So total there'd be about 5,000 square feet of accessory building space. So the proposed structure though does meet setbacks. We way way exceeds the setback requirements. >> Miss Botton, could you just pause for a moment? Uh if you're coming into the hearing, come in and sit down so we can continue and sit down quietly. Thank you. Please go ahead. >> Yep. Sorry about that. Okay. So the building meets and exceeds all requirements for setbacks. If you see on the bottom right of your screen, this is the area that the building is going to be located. It's over 250 ft away from the property lines. Uh the applicant has stated that the structure would be for his own personal use and a home occupation or any storage related to a home business would not be allowed to be in the building. The staff is recommending approval of the conditional use permit with the six stipulations listed in your packet along with the findings of fact. Y >> the public hearing and I take anyone's uh comments on regarding the uh application of Mr. Stroine for a conditional use permit. >> Madam Chair, >> Commissioner Kuza. Uh, seeing no one come forward on this agenda item, I move to close the public hearing. >> Second. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. All those in favor, please say I. >> I. >> I. >> Opposed. Public hearing is closed. Commissioners have any questions for the applicant. >> Madam Chair, >> office. >> Uh, question I think most appropriate for Miss Botton. Um there there was a mention in the materials property includes stand and mature trees. It will not be greatly impacted by the site grading. Um was was the city forester involved in this or was the tree preservation policy uh referred to and >> no for not this case. um it did not trigger the review of the tree preservation ordinance for what is being proposed and the amount of trees being removed. There is an existing structure there that is 800 square feet already that will be demoed and then kind of put in the same place obviously a little bit bigger. >> Yeah, because I I you know I I also got the chance to see the property but you know just from the end of the driveway I didn't >> drive up the driveway but lots of mature trees 11 and a half acres which is more than single on the west side of I35 just seemed like the type of property that um that that we would apply the the policy with. But but but you're saying since it's replacing an existing structure and >> I will have our forester take a look at it, but I didn't so far I haven't heard any comments that that would be triggered with this request, but I can have that the forester look at it prior to council. Yeah, >> sure. That would be great. Right. >> Thank you. Yep. Any other questions? >> Not I'll entertain a motion. Madam Chair, >> I motion to recommend to city council the approval of the conditional use permit to allow the combination of accessory buildings to exceed the gross floor area of the principal structure in the RA rural agricultural district and approval of the findings of fact dated November 6, 2025 subject to the six stipulations listed in the planning memo dated October 30th, 2025. Second. Having a motion and a second, I would ask uh Miss Ericson to please take the role. >> Bre, >> Kuza, >> I >> Zimmer. >> I >> I >> Swaney >> I >> Swinson >> I >> Tinsley >> I >> uh all those uh having everyone in favor we thank you Mr. Stroin sorry mispronouncing your name uh for coming here and uh look forward to having you develop your cup. Thank you very much. All right. The next item on the agenda is the consideration of the application of Muslim American Society of Minnesota for a conditional use permit to allow a religious institution within an existing building in the O office residential transition district located at 867210th Street. We'll first ask um Nin Munib Amed please come forward and present and then we will have staff. After that we'll have a a public hearing. >> Please go ahead identify yourself for the record. >> Uh good evening. My name is Pun Behmed and I live at 16097 Canard Court Lakeville Minnesota 55044. >> Thank you. Good evening chair and commissioners. My name is Muni Ahmed and I'm resident of Lakeville for past seven years. I'm here on behalf of Muslim American Society of Minnesota and Lakeville Muslim community. Thank you for the opportunity to speak tonight. We are here to request approval for conditional use permit for Lakeville Masjid, a place for worship that will serve local families and contribute positively to the city we all call home. Our community has been part of Lakeville for many years. We are professionals, parents, students, and above all your neighbors. The masid will not only be space for prayer, but also for community service and interfaith engagement. We have carefully planned the project to meet all city requirements from parking to from parking and traffic to landscaping and safety ensuring it if it fits harmonous harmonously within the neighborhood. We deeply value Lakeville's inclusive spirit and our goal is to continuously building on that by creating a welcoming space for all. Thank you so much for your time and considering this important step for our community. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. I will now ask staff to come up. This a presentation. >> Thank you, Miss Jensen. >> Good evening, commissioners. Um, as we've said, this is a public hearing for a conditional use permit for a religious institution use within the O office residential transition district. Uh on your left in the map above is uh a site location map showing it appears we have a bug on the screen. Um this the location of the existing building. It is on the south side of 210th Street just east of Holy Oak Avenue. It was uh previously the school district uh 194's uh office building a number of years ago and then after that it was sold and used as a um a family therapy clinic for for several years. Um as I said it is in the O office residential transition district and religious institution uses are allowed by conditional use permit. The building is a two-story building um just over 5200 square feet. Uh, and the site does include 75 parking spaces. The primary prayer service uh is on Fridays at 12 noon and 1:30 p.m. Each is about 40 minutes. Uh, the neighborhood has multifamily buildings, single family homes, and public ice rinks to the south. Um, in relation to those public ice rinks, the city does have an easement uh with the property owner for shared parking. uh 31 of those spaces are available for the rinks use. Um keep in mind that the primary uh time for those rinks uses in the evenings and the weekends per the parks department when those rinks are open uh with ice. That is typically late December through midFebruary if they're lucky. Um those rinks are also available in the off season for off leash dog areas. Um, so those are available for that as well. Um, I did receive a call from an adjoining property owner with a question about whether the site would have an outside speaker uh for a the call to prayer. Um, in speaking with the applicant, he said that is not something that they utilize. Uh, the call to prayer does happen within the building and does not happen outside and they have no plans to add that. Um this is the floor plan for the lower level which is where the prayer rooms uh would be located. Um I do need to correct some numbers that were within my staff report. Uh the men's prayer room has um space for 92 rug spaces. I my report erroneously said 135 which is the occupancy of the building by area. Um but with the rug layout that would be limited to the 92 spaces. And then the same for the women's room. The there would be 51 rug spaces and not 81 that was indicated in my report. Which makes the total gathering space capacity uh 143 and not the 216. Uh parking requirement for religious institution uses is one parking space per three um seats or areas of the main uh congregation area. So for this case we took the two prayer rooms and to calculate that parking requirement which in this case would be 48 spaces again there are 75 provided on the site. Um I did want to note one other thing. The uh the narrative that was submitted included some information about um a shared parking um agreement or or arrangement with an adjoining um religious institutional facility. Um someone from that organization did contact me. They said they have granted um the ability for parking on an occasion in the past, but that there is no formal agreement in place. Um it should not impact the um our staff's recommendation of this because the site does have sufficient parking is not short on parking in the area. uh community development staff does recommend approval of this cup subject to the six stipulations that were included within the staff report as well as the approval of the findings of fact which were dated November 6, 2025. And I will stand for any questions you may have. >> Thank you so much, Miss Jensen. This is a public hearing and I don't know if anybody that has signed up on the sign up sheet to speak. Um, one moment. Um, I'm hopeful that not everyone wants have multiple people that want to speak. We'll have to put time limits on it and um work work from it that way. Um but um when you come forward then please uh speak into the microphone and give your name and address and um try to keep your remarks limited. Thank you. >> Welcome. Please give us your name and address. >> My name is Miam Abu Bakr and I live at 20849 India Circle, Lakeville, Minnesota 55044. >> Thank you. >> Good evening commissioners. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. My name is Mariam Abu Bakr and I live at 20849 India Circle, Lakeville, Minnesota. I am here to request a conditional use permit for our proposed masjid in downtown Lakeville. This space will provide a welcoming place for Muslims to worship, learn, and come together as a community. Right now, many families travel long distance to attend prayers and having a local masjid would make a big difference for us. Our congregation has outgrown our current location and we are excited to create a permanent home here. We are committed to being good neighbors and plan to hold prayers, educational programs, and community events with respect and care for everyone around us. In closing, I respectfully ask for your support. This project is about more than worship. It's about building community and connecting here in Lakeville. Thank you for your time and consideration. >> Thank you so much. We have another speaker. Again, please identify yourself and your address. >> My name is Se Ali and I am from 16771 Jacksonville Court. >> Thank you. Uh good evening commissioners and thank you for the opportunity to speak today. This mosque would be an essential foundation for nurturing the growing Muslim community here in Lakeville which has never had a place of worship close or convenient to them. With the establish of the with the establishment of this mosque, Muslims would be encouraged to come together and connect with a community of like-minded people all while strengthening their faith. It would provide a welcoming environment for children and teens to learn, grow, and engage in activities with peers who share their values, fostering a sense of belonging within the community. Youth groups could thrive, organizing food drives, community cleanups, and group picnics. Friendships and connections can be formed through the congregation of people every Friday for prayer. In so many ways, this mosque could serve as a cornerstone for both the Muslim and broader Lakeville community. I've lived here almost all my life since 2010. And growing up here, I've seen how places of worship strengthen neighborhoods. Churches, temples, and other houses of faith contribute immensely to the social fabric of our city. The Lakeville Mushid will do the same, offering community service programs, youth development opportunities, and in interfaith engagement that enriches everyone's lives. This is about making Lakeville more inclusive, more connected, and more reflective of the people who live here. I also want to emphasize that the Muslim community is deeply committed to being a positive, contributing part of Lakeville. We value peace, respect, and service. Principles that align perfectly with what this city stands for. We're not asking for special treatment. We're simply asking for the chance to worship and serve our city just like others do. In closing, I ask you to please support the conditional use permit for the Lakeville Mashid. Approving this permit would not just allow a building to be constructed. It would affirm Lakefield's commitment to diversity, unity, and mutual respect. Thank you for your time. >> Thank you very much. >> Another speaker, >> I think. Yes, please bring the microphone down. >> Hello, commissioners. My name is Asha Ali. I live on 775183rd Street West, Lakeville, Minnesota. I am 12 years old and I've lived in Lakeville almost all of my life. We used to go to the Rose Mount Machid but it was too far away and it took too much to drive. I'm also taking educational classes at the Lakeville Machid. So it makes sense to have a mosque here where I live. I am representing the youth from the Lakeville Machid and I think that we have a good community of friends through the mischiev community near where I live is amazing. Thank you for your consideration. Thank you. Excellent job on the of your testimony. >> Do you have any idea how many more there are? >> Oh, I think uh couple more. >> Couple more. Um please uh begin, sir. >> Yeah. My name is Sharafa Alali and uh I live at uh uh Jacksonville Court, Lakeville, MN55044. >> One moment. Could you bring the microphone back up so we can hear you? >> Thank you. >> Okay. My name is Sharaad Ali and I live in Lakeville for last 15 years and uh I'm here to um express express my strong support for the conditional use permit of the proposed masid. I'm also a business owner and I run a a retail business in Mall of America and I've been working there for last 15 years. As a business community, we are very excited and uh uh welcoming this institution because this institution is not only helping helping the Muslims for the worship but is a learning place and it also engage the community and it also contribute positively to the city's cultural and social life as well. And this institution will strengthen the growth of the city by serving as a place of worship, learning, and community engagement. It will contribute positively to Lakeville's culture and social life. As members of the Muslim business community, we are committed to being good neighbors and active partners in Lakeville city's progress and success. On behalf of Lakeville Muslim Business Community, I respectfully urge your approval for the permit to help build stronger, vibrant, and well-connected community for everyone. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. >> Hello, commissioners. Uh, my name is Muhammad, >> the next speaker, and try to have everybody if you have something new to add for your discussion points, that's great. Um but we do need to keep getting through um to have a discussion amongst the commissioners. Thank you. >> Sure. Yeah. My name is uh Muhammad Shamsro. I live at 7682 207 Street uh Lakeville here in Lakeville. Uh uh I'm a software engineer by profession. I request you to approve this approve this uh permit. It will be essential for myself and my uh my family. We used to go to either Bernestville or Rose Mount to get a similar educational and religious service. Uh I again thank you to uh for your uh for the opportunity to uh listen to our request and I again kindly ask you to request the to approve the permit. Thank you. >> Thank you so much. at 20675 Hollands Avenue West. I also have a property just uh block north of the um Page Building. And all I'm asking is if we could make a delay on the vote itself. I got this four days ago that said there was a public hearing tonight and a lot of my neighbors never got anything and I just think we should wait to on your vote until we get in as neighbors and um part of you know in the back get a more of a chance to at what this really means for our neighborhood. And that's all I'm asking because like I say, we just got this. This just came up to us like in the last three or four days. We got this. So there's no that's why there's as you see they got a lot. We have no representation of our neighborhood and the property owners around it. So that's all I'm asking is just to give us a little time to take more of a look at it and and come back to you. So that's all. Thank you. >> Thank you. Please come forward sir. >> Good evening. I am Jamal Sai and I live at 18327 Iron Stone Way Lakeville. I have been living here for 14 years in Minnesota 30 years. So one of the biggest challenge that we have or I have living in Minnesota is that every day I have to drive 30 miles or 25 miles long way from here. I have two kids going to the Lakeville North and Century Middle uh Century East View Elementary. So that's a huge challenge for me in winter and summer time to commute to go for the prayer simple you know five seven minutes prayer. So having this mosque giving us permission would give us a huge plus to attract people like us to live here and expand the community and the connection and the business opportunities in future. That's all I want to share. Thank you. >> Thank you so much. Good evening, chair and commission members. The reason that I address you this evening is to bring uh clarity to the Muslim American Society of Minnesota conditional use permit that I read. My name is uh >> Could I ask you to please identify yourself for the record? >> My name is uh uh Jeff Rich. Uh I'm senior senior pastor at Grace Community Bible Church of Lakeville that uh we are the neighboring church that is mentioned on uh page nine of the conditional use permit application before you today. The wording which needs clarification is this quotes overflow parking arrangement secured with the neighboring church. And when I when I read that, I'm just here to clarify as was said that no agreement is uh in place uh for overflow parking on a regular basis. I I had coffee and we did agree for the Muslim American Society to use our parking as an overflow for a specific event a few months ago. Um I just needed to make sure that that is words smmith and uh from that document so that we have we have that freedom. Of course uh we're preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ that he is the way the truth and the life and no one comes to the father but through him. So our messages are different. Um but I assure you that in that different message you know we're we're looking to support the mission of our of our Lord Jesus Christ. But we also are looking to be good neighbors and good Christians and and and honorable and respectful and continue uh continue coffee and courteous professional interactions. Uh and you can expect that as as your Christian neighbors. Um but we do want to be careful on the wording of that document. I think that's fair especially since we didn't enter into that agreement. Um, thank you chair and commission members for your kind attention to this particular matter. >> Thank you, Mr. Rich. Another speaker, please move the microphone down for yourself. That'd be great. Thank you. >> My name is Maida and I live at 16097 Canat code, Lakeville. I am living in Lakeville for last almost eight years and I work as a substitute teacher sometimes in the school district and in the neighboring school district as well. I'm raising four kids as well and they go in this Lakeville school district. My youngest is in the second grade and oldest is going to UFM. So as a citizen of the Lakeville, I request you because I need this masid in Lakeville. I I have to travel a lot with the kids especially during winter and it's hard for us to go around you know find this worship place and also I want to apologize to the pastor that there was misunderstanding about the parking and I really apologize for that it was just misunderstanding please consider that thank you so much you >> is there anyone else that wishes to speak. >> Hello chairman. I so much respect for all of you guys today for hearing us out. Um I know that this country is a country of opportunity and you know blaze of accepting everybody. Will you identify yourself? >> My name is Hebo Ker. I have moved um January uh this year and I have five children and this message has been a family a safe place for all my kids. Um I know that kids have to be busy and now these technology is taking over everything and this place has given us purpose of to worship and to gather and to eat together and celebrate every day. I understand that a lot of people are worried about distance for everything, but then what it comes down to is community and we have a community in this place and I would love to to for us for you guys to consider our community to continue to grow and to be next to each other and to respect um and and and I like I said, I'm very nervous and I apologize, but I I appreciate you guys for hearing us out and I hope that you gave my children, my five children, the opportunity to grow and stay safe. Not only are my kids, but there are kids, teenagers that come in every morning and they get to be taught to stay safe, to respect others, not to do harm. So, it's a place for them to stay safe and not to be on drugs. So, and I hope you guys do give us the chance. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> One else. There's no one else and we have no one on the phone >> here. Seeing no one else come forward, I move to close the public hearing. >> We have a motion and a second. All those in favor of closing the public hearing, please say I. >> I. >> Opposed. Public hearing is now closed. We will uh turn to commissioners for questions and um ask uh Miss Ahmed Madam Chair, >> Commissioner Kusa, >> if Miss Jensen could maybe talk to us about the notification process and what the requirements are in the ordinance and in the statutes. >> Yes. Uh so state law requires uh notification both published in the city's official newspaper at least 10 days in advance of the public hearing as well as mailed notification. Um we are required to mail to all property owners within 350 ft by state law. Lakeville goes above and beyond that. It mails to all property owners within 500 feet. Um those postcards for the notice are typically mailed um on the Thursday. Uh the newspaper is published Friday. So in this case the newspaper would have been published October 24th. I believe the postcards would have been mailed um October 23rd. Um there is um a public hearing is not invalid if uh someone does not receive a public notice. It is unfortunate if the the postcards were not delivered in a more timely manner, but they are mailed well in advance of that notification requirement um for those public hearings. >> Thank you. Any other questions on that process? Thank you for reviewing that. Um, mail service isn't always as reliable as we would like it to be. Sorry, Mr. White. That's what might have happened. Um, I madam chair. I have I have another question for the applicant if they wouldn't mind coming forward. Hello. Um I just was kind of wondering um about holidays. I know that for a number of the other religious institutions in the city, you know, they they have varying size parking lots. Some of them, you know, kind of have them for the what we call the hundredyear parking event, you know, the Black Friday or in their case, you know, Christmas and Easter. Just um if you could maybe familiar, help me um understand uh you know, do you have holidays where you would expect a larger turnout than normal or like you know if you guys are doing like IFtar dinners like if you had a situation where you knew you were going to exceed your parking abilities. I know some of the other religious institutions uh either get buses or shuttles or something like that. Is that in your plans or can you maybe explain to us what um kind of what that yearly cycle is? Are you going to have events that >> you know 500 times more than what you can normal. >> I got it. Yeah. So, uh mainly service on is on Friday. So, we have uh we can have multiple sessions for Friday prayer. And that's how we are managing uh in other places uh the uh uh the parking. So, I do not anticipate that there will be more parking on Friday service. Other than that there are two holidays that those are called Eid. So, Eidul Fther and Eidul Adha. So usually what we do we uh combine that with the neighboring cities and we rent some place like for example this year we rented this uh arena uh hassi arena the new uh out um the open air one so we did there so we we definitely don't want to uh it's not only uh problem for the uh for uh the city and for the neighbors for the road it's problem for us as well we cannot accommodate that many cars and we don't want to disturb anybody else as well as it's very hard for us to manage. So for those particular uh holidays we actually uh book a different avenue and we do over there. Yeah. And those are only two days in the year and we we usually uh rent some some other place for that. >> Thanks. That's very helpful. >> I would have one question Mr. Ahmed. So, or a couple um when Miss Johnson talked about the spaces for prayer. So, 92 spaces for men and 51 for women and 75 total parking spaces. So, if 92 different men come in 92 different cars, what's your solution for the parking? >> So, that's where I was saying that we have we can have multiple sessions for the Friday prayer. So, first of all, if that is the case, then uh if the parking is full, our parking staff will be there. If parking is full, we are not letting anybody enter in the parking. So we we will have multiple people in the parking at least couple people uh from get-go and if there are more if parking is full we are not letting enter anybody. We are telling them we will be telling them that they will have to wait for the second prayer and they can come back. So uh we do not let even enter anybody because even if they enter in the property then they will like to park on the green areas or anywhere which we don't want. So uh if there are more than the parking um it does not matter uh what is the day or what is the event we will not let any vehicle enter and park over there. >> You said staff. So you're going to have offduty >> that's volunteers. That's volunteers. >> What? >> That's our volunteers. volunteer staff. >> Oh, one of your ideas. So, it will it be offduty police or will it be your staff? Is that what you're saying? >> It's Yeah, it's our staff. >> Yeah. >> Other questions? >> I I have another one. >> Sure. Sure. um when I drove through the lot and I've used that lot for um parking during the uh Panaprog parade which of course is going to be right in front of that building and the whole lineup. So um they said in the narrative regarding use by the folks um at the arena or at the uh rinks um that you didn't think it was going to be uh crossover based on when your prayers are and when people will that. So, um, if there are people using the rinks and they've filled up a number of parking spots and and you know, hockey and broom ball in Minnesota is a big deal. So, you know, could be a lot of people. >> Yeah. >> Um, will you tow people? What will you do with the folks that are there? >> So, again, the first priority we will leave the parking in the especially in the um season of the uh ice hockey, we will leave those 30 parkings. uh the majority of those parkings by the way are um just outside of the rank. So we will leave those first of all this situation I don't think so ever happens but if if it happens our plan is just to leave those parkings and then just fill the remaining ones and that's uh again as I said that our volunteer staff will be there and uh we don't we don't anticipate um we like by the way rings I mean they are not only facility for everybody else this is facility for our children as well they will also enjoy that so yeah I mean We do not anticipate any any situation where there will be a situation you know uh we are having parking issues. >> Okay. >> Anyone else? Commissioner Sweeney. >> One question uh you know for Miss Jensen. Has there been a a traffic study done uh for this development and and what cause? I mean we we're talking about parking and I can understand that parking might be you know one of the issues that pops up from time to time, but what about all the traffic that into the this downtown area because it is downtown Lakeville? >> Uh, no. This is not a situation where we would consider a traffic study necessary. We've had other religious institutions that have built buildings that can accommodate um hundreds of people on their site and we have not required traffic studies for those um uses. So this is not a situation where we feel a a traffic study is warranted. Thank you. Any other questions? No other questions then um uh take a motion. Madam Chairson, prior prior to making the motion here, I I just wanted to state as well, I think as far as I'm looking at this and considering this um we we see plenty of religious institutions come forward. Um typically that um have the same parking requirements in place. Those are the parking requirements that are laid out for us to consider and think about as we're looking at these. And this proposal meets those parking requirements. So from that standpoint, I view this as something that fits within what the city's typical process is for any religious institution, regardless of the religion. Um, so that's how I'm processing this and thinking this through. So from that standpoint, I'll be supportive of this based on that basis. So >> with that, if you're ready, I will make a motion. >> I think we're ready. I move to recommend to city council approval of the conditional use permit to allow a religious institution within an existing building in the O office residential transition district and approval of the findings of fact dated November 6th, 2025 subject to the six stipulations listed in the planning memo dated October 30th, 2025. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. And we'd ask uh Miss Ericson to please take the role. >> Kuza >> I. >> Zimmer. >> Ike. I >> Swainy >> I >> Swenson >> I >> Tinsley >> I >> Travis >> I >> uh with that the motion passes don't we don't have clapping um thank you for your presentation and your development thank you >> thank you so much thanks Ask now for staff notices to exit. Uh, quiet. session. So we could hear modern. And I I think I heard your answer, Benson. Do we have any staff notices? >> Uh, no. Uh, but the two items that were on tonight's agenda will be forward to the November 17th city council meeting for consideration. >> Excellent. Thank you so much. I do note that the next planning commission meeting is uh set for November 20th. um memo. Go ahead. Oh, notifying us that it's in here. FYI. Okay. Trying to follow all the rules. Uh and see nothing else uh uh on the agenda.