Based on the context provided and the dialogue in the transcript, here is the attributed version of the Planning Commission meeting. Please note: While the provided list includes City Council and various board members, the "Tina," "Mike," and "Sam" mentioned in the audio are Planning Commission members (who are often separate from the City Council). **Leslie Rivas** is identified within the speech as the staff member providing the report. *** [0:02] **Planning Commission Chair**: It comes on. [0:11] **Planning Commission Chair**: Now it's on. Call the meeting to order. Planning Commission meeting Monday, January 5. First item that we have, approval of the minutes. The last time we were together, which was December 1. [0:26] **Planning Commissioner**: Make a motion to approve the minutes. [0:26] **Tina (Planning Commissioner)**: I'll second it. [0:26] **Planning Commission Chair**: Got a motion. in a second with Tina on the minutes. All those in favor say I. [0:26] **Planning Commissioners**: I. [0:26] **Planning Commission Chair**: No. Done with that. Uh public hearing. We got one this evening. [0:49] **Planning Commission Chair**: Uh the jail house junction, there's actually two action items with it. Uh comp plan amendment and then a zoning map amendment. So there's going to be a presentation for Leslie for those in the audience how this is going to work. She's going to make a presentation. We're going to ask any clarifying questions we may have. Then when that's done, uh, we'll go out to the public, you know, name, press company, represent, whatever. Uh, we're the ones that hold the public hearing in the in the city process. So when that's done, we come back up here, we will discuss the issue because there's two action items. There'll be two separate motions, two separate votes. Uh, we're an advisory committee, a commission to council. So somebody will make a motion, we'll vote. Somebody make another motion, we'll vote. That all goes on to the city council. That said, we look to Leslie Rivas with the overview. [1:27] **Leslie Rivas (City Staff)**: Commissioners and Mr. Chairman, thank you. We are presenting item 3.8. Jailhouse Junction LLC is looking for a map amendment at currently you may be aware of is Rice County. previously familiar with the property along 60 on the south side of the the property does encompass the area this yellow square trapezoid how whatever you want to say it is um the sounding surrounding zoning map shows that the surrounding property is predominantly of industrial property request before you as noted is to for the use map of the subject property map amendment changes the zoning map to C3. So as you can tell the show split zoning or the split designation of the land use were two of a residential neighborhood commercial being near the frontage. A little bit in congruous with this is another purple bean. So the commercial along the is appropriate at the interstate zoning map uh proposed for properties in the area along 60 west and get the commercial node surrounding the intersection. don't need meetat requirements. So as noted before um there are two recommendations before you. One recommend the planning commission resolution of approval for the zoning map is also here this evening. So, should you have any questions? [4:09] **Planning Commission Chair**: Do we have questions for Leslie or questions that we can share with that? And again, we'll officially open up public hearing. If you want to—I don't know which one of the two here is the applicant. Uh if you want to say anything, now is your shot. If not, you've been through this. Okay. So, I have officially opened public hearing, lacking public input. Now, we are closing public hearing. Back up here to the planning commission. thoughts discussion. [4:47] **Planning Commissioner**: I'll make a motion to approve to approve the comprehension [Comprehensive Plan Amendment]. [5:01] **Mike (Planning Commissioner)**: Second. [5:01] **Planning Commission Chair**: Mike's got the second on the comp plan amendment. Discussion on that. We can vote. All those in favor say I. [5:01] **Planning Commissioners**: I. [5:01] **Planning Commission Chair**: Post. No. Done with that. Now the rezoning. [5:16] **Planning Commissioner**: I'd make a motion. [5:16] **Planning Commission Chair**: [Unclear] has got the motion. [5:16] **Planning Commissioner**: I recommend that we forward ordinance the council with approval. [5:29] **Planning Commission Chair**: Is there a second on that motion. Sam's got the second on that. Is there any discussion on this at all? I'll just add so that at least it shows something in the minutes that indeed this makes perfect sense. This basically goes back to what it was. I remember when there 25 some years ago possible. So this falls right in the We got a motion. We've got a second. We can vote. All those in favor say I. [5:57] **Planning Commissioners**: I. [5:57] **Planning Commission Chair**: Post no. That is it for the public hearings this evening. next Tuesday. So, eight days from now or for this to be in front of the city council days from now. Thank you. All right. Uh the routine stuff now we can go through. Leslie, you got anything on us? Uh request to be heard. Items for discussion, routine business, none of that. Board and commission report, none of that. Uh we've got a study session coming up next, but we are going to entertain a motion to adjourn this part of the meeting. [6:40] **Planning Commission Chair**: Tina's got the adjournment motion. [6:40] **Mike (Planning Commissioner)**: Second. [6:40] **Planning Commission Chair**: Mike's got the second. All those in favor say I. [6:40] **Planning Commissioners**: I. [6:40] **Planning Commission Chair**: We're adjourned. We will go into