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Minutes - 03/09/2006 Spokane Valley Planning Commission Approved Minutes Second Floor Conference Room — City Hall 11707 E. Sprague Ave March 9, 2006 I. CALL TO ORDER Commissioner Kogle called the meeting to order at 6:03 pm. II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE There is no flag in the conference room, so no Pledge was recited. III. ROLL CALL Commissioner Beaulac — Present Commissioner Kogle — Present Commissioner Blum — Absent, excused Ian Robertson — Present Commissioner John G. Carroll — Present Marcia Sands - Present David Crosby — Absent, excused Staff attending the meeting: Marina Sukup, Director of Community Development, Deanna Griffith, Administrative Assistant IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA ���i�n� 6���� n� �� � ��� �, � �� � ��� �� � . ��n�., ., ��� � � n��n�. ��� � ������ V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Commissioner Carroll stated he had sent an email to Ms. Griffith stating he would not be able to attend the 2/23/06 meeting, asking to be excused. Commissioner Robertson asked that Commissioner Carroll be excused from the 2/28/06 meeting, it was voted to do so. �n�n��° .° �° ��� n� �� � 6���� �, �i�� � ��� ��' �nv�� . �n��i��' 6����n� � ���. E��� ��n�i��� VI. PUBLIC COMMENT No Public Comment VII. COMMISSION REPORTS Commissioner Beaulac reported that he attended the 2-21-06 City Council meeting where the City Council approved the ordinance amending the airport overlay zone. The City Council also heard for i reading 3 of the 5 housekeeping ordinances that the Planning Commission heard at the 2-23-06 meeting. March 9, 2006 Planning Commission Minutes Page 1 of 2 Spokane Valley Planning Commission Minutes Commissioner Sands reported that she attended the four interviews of the consultants competing for the RFP for the Sprague/Appleway Corridor Sub-Area Plan. She said that the staff would be presenting a recommendation of EcoNorthwest and Freedman Tong & Bottomley to the City Council. Commissioners Robertson, Carroll and Kogle had nothing to report. VIII. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS Director Sukup reported that the Interview Committee has recommended the EcoNorthwest, Freedman Tong & Bottomley team, replacing Ruen-Yeager with Glatting Jackson for the transportation element. The Committee was greatly impressed with the expertise and experience of all proponents on the project. The approval of federal funding for the e�ension of Appleway will permit the results of the study to be fully incorporated within the Appleway project.. IX. COMMISSION BUSINESS A. NEW BUSINESS: No new business B. OLD BUSINESS: Discussion: Plastic Injection Molding — Director Sukup reviewed the research into the plastic injection molding processes. There are three kinds of processes, thermoplastic — pellets that get melted that can be re- melted, thermoset — which can not be remolded, and solvent molding — which requires the usage of heavy solvents. The subject of the Planning Commission's original subject is the thermoplastic, the melting of pellets which we would like to allow in a B-2 B-3 zone. The thermoset and solvent molding should still be kept to an industrial zone. X. FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER The package that the Planning Commissioners received this evening is from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. These packages, Citizen Planners Resource Kits, were offered free to Planning Commissions around the country. XI. ADJOURNMENT There being no other business the meeting was adjourned at 6:25 pm SUBMITTED: APPROVED: Deanna Griffith, Administrative Assistant Gail Kogle, Chairperson March 9, 2006 Planning Commission Page 2 of 2