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Planning Commission

September 14, 2026 ·7:30 PM Final

Town Hall 27 East Main Street

Agenda — 21 items

  1. I. Industrial Design Subcommittee (6:45 pm)
  2. A. The Industrial Design Subcommittee will review Case 2026-1129 prior to the regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting. PC 2026-1129 IDS tabled
  3. II. Call to Order
  4. III. Roll Call
  5. IV. Swearing In
  6. V. Approval of Minutes
  7. A. Minutes of Previous Planning Commission Meeting: August 24, 2026 PC 8-24-26
  8. VI. Public Discussion
  9. VII. Correspondence discussed
  10. VIII. Discussion Item
  11. A. Planning Commission discussion of the Prestige Settlement Agreement DISC PRESTIGE recommended for approval Pass
  12. IX. Old Business (including continuation of public hearings)
  13. A. A Major Site Plan review for a 18 unit townhome development PC 2026-945 September recommended for approval Pass
  14. B. A Major Site Plan request for construction of a day care PC 2026-916 MSP recommended for approval Pass
  15. X. New Business (including public hearings)
  16. A. A Major Site Plan request for Standard Shop Company, an industrial business park. The request was previously approved; however, is still under construction with approvals expiring in October of 2026. PC 2026-1129 tabled Pass
  17. XI. Other Business/Staff Update (upcoming agenda items, appeals) discussed
  18. A. Planned Development Subcommittee Update/Recommendation to Council PD Sub September recommended for approval Pass
  19. XII. Adjournment adjourned Pass
  20. 20 Public Hearings by the Commission will be undertaken for each case in the following order:
  21. 21 * * *

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