This transcript features a meeting of the **Hermantown Planning & Zoning Commission**. Based on the context provided, the speakers have been identified as follows: * **Corey Colquist:** Chair of the Planning & Zoning Commission. * **Eric Johnson:** Community Development Director (Staff). * **Samuel Clark:** Commission Member. * **Beth Wenzloff:** Commission Member. * **Buckley Simmons:** Commission Member. * **Dante Tomasoni:** Commission Member. * **Joe Wicklund:** Assistant City Administrator (Staff, handling technical/screen sharing). * **Jason Zierden:** Applicant for items 5A and 5B. * **Michaela:** Representative from LHB/World Architects (Applicant for 5E). * **Russ Bradley:** Applicant for item 5G. *** [0:00] **Corey Colquist**: 701 in the evening we're going to open up with a roll call of members here this evening got myself Corey colquist here Valerie roulette is not here Samuel Clark here Beth wenzloff here Buckley Simmons here Dante tomasoni and councilor Geisler is not here as well. Second up is the approval of this evening's agenda can I get a motion on that please? [0:35] **Corey Colquist**: Colquist with the motion to approve thank you for that. Can I get a second? [0:37] **Samuel Clark**: Second. [0:38] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you all in favor aye. [0:40] **Commission Members**: Aye. [0:41] **Corey Colquist**: Motion passes. Number three this evening is the approval of the minutes from the May 16 2023 regular meeting. Can I get a motion for that please? [0:45] **Samuel Clark**: Clark with a motion to approve. [0:46] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. Can I get a second? [0:47] **Commission Member**: Second. [0:48] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you very much. All in favor aye. [0:49] **Commission Members**: Aye. [0:50] **Corey Colquist**: Motion passes. Number four is public discussion this evening. Is there anybody here to speak on any item that's not on this evening's agenda? If you are please coming up and state your name and address for the record. Not seeing anybody, we're going to move on to number five which is this evening's public hearings. We've got 5A which is an application for a special use permit by Jay Zyrden for the grading and filling in a recreational Shoreland area for the purpose of constructing a garage. The property is located at 5179 West Arrowhead Road and is located in an R3 residential zoning District. Eric, what do you have for us on this one? [1:32] **Eric Johnson**: Thank you very much and I want to first apologize to the people in the audience, the two overhead monitors of course they're not working this evening. Um if you have specific questions I do have some pivot handouts that I could show to any of you should you have questions that way. But what this is of course this evening there's going to be two actions on this associated property. This first one is a special use permit creating the building a Recreation Area. This is a 5.8 acre lot. The applicant is looking to construct a 1792 square foot accessory structure. What that is, it's going to be a four-stall garage which would be for use by the owners of each individual twin home unit. If you recall approximately two years ago the applicant made a proposal for the construction of two twin homes on this particular 5.88 acre lot. One of those buildings has been constructed, so two of those four units have already been constructed or finishing up; the other two are happening in short order. Uh what the applicant has realized is that due to the size of the garage that's included in the units, people who are looking at these structures are interested in more additional storage. So he approached the city about the ability to essentially modify the CIC plan and construct the 1792 square foot accessory building. So this building, just like the twin homes before, exists in this recreational Shoreland area, so that requires a special use permit be issued. As part of that, there is a creek that's west of this subject property which is actually a tributary to the Rocky Run. As part of the recreational Shoreland area, there's a minimum building setback of 75 feet. So this proposed structure, as well as the previously approved ones, either meet or exceed that setback area. So as far as the overall setbacks—front, rear, side yard—as well as the setback from the creek, this proposed structure meets or exceeds all those requirements. The purpose of a special use permit is to protect this shoreline as best we can. It puts more additional stipulations about the timelines of the minimum exposed soil, and we just want to have those as low as possible. We're trying to prevent any sort of runoff in these tributary areas. [3:57] **Corey Colquist**: Perfect, thank you for that very much, Eric. Commission members, any questions or comments on this so far? [4:05] **Commission Members**: No questions. [4:06] **Corey Colquist**: Not hearing any, is the applicant here this evening? Would you like to come on up and state your name and address for the record and add to Eric's story if you could please? [4:14] **Jason Zierden**: Jason Zierden, 4571 Martin Road. Thank you. Uh, so to date I've sold two of the four units that I'm building there; one in the building that's nearly complete and one in the building I haven't started. And both buyers are coming from large homes and would like additional storage space. So both people that I've already sold to have requested if I could build an additional garage space there. So that's just what this is about, just to make my buyers happy I guess. [4:40] **Beth Wenzloff**: Commission members, any questions for Mr. Zierden? I just have a couple. Um, first of all, I think it would be paved access to the front of that garage from the driveway that's drawn on here? [4:55] **Jason Zierden**: Okay. [4:56] **Beth Wenzloff**: And second of all, will they each own the garage stall that they're getting? Is there one corresponding for each home? [5:03] **Jason Zierden**: Yep, so it'll be then reincorporated in the CIC and it'll be a platted space that would go with each unit. [5:09] **Beth Wenzloff**: Those were my only questions. [5:11] **Corey Colquist**: Commission members, once again any questions for Mr. Zierden? Thank you for that, sir. [5:21] **Jason Zierden**: Thank you. [5:22] **Corey Colquist**: We'd like to open up the floor for a public hearing on 5A. If anybody would like to come on up and speak on this matter, please come up to the microphone and state your name and address for the record please. Not seeing anybody approaching the microphone, we're going to close the public hearing at 7:07. Commission members, any other questions or comments on this this evening? Not seeing any, I look for a motion on 5A please. [5:54] **Dante Tomasoni**: Tomasoni so moves to approve the motion as stated. [5:58] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. Can we get a second? [6:04] **Corey Colquist**: Colquist with the second. All in favor aye. [6:13] **Commission Members**: Aye. [6:15] **Corey Colquist**: Anybody opposed? Motion passes. Next up on this evening's agenda is 5B. It's an application for a planned unit development amendment by Jay Zierden for the grading and filling in order to amend the Redtail Hawk PUD for the purpose of constructing a garage. The property is located at 5179 West Arrowhead Road and is located in an R3 residential zoning District. Eric, what do you have for us on this one? [6:42] **Eric Johnson**: Great, thanks again. As just previously presented, this is an amendment to the PUD. When this was approved back in 2021, it was just for the two twin home units as well as the stormwater basin associated with this as well as the paved driveway surface. So as part of the ordinance, any modifications or additions to a planned unit development has to go through an amendment process for that. So what this does is this would just amend that existing PUD to add this 1792 square foot structure to that as part of the overall PUD approval. So this is more of a housekeeping sort of item that way, just so then when this PUD is recorded this always runs with the property that way. [7:26] **Corey Colquist**: Sure, thank you for that. Commission members, any questions on 5B so far? I guess Eric, is it common for us to amend PUDs? I thought we—that wasn't allowed? Or it must be if you're bringing it for today. [7:40] **Eric Johnson**: Yeah, you don't see them very often. I mean we do have that ability. I want to say about two years ago, the townhomes that exist off of Ugstad Road just off of Highway 53, in that case there was an amendment to the existing PUD or the development plan associated with that. In that case, it was a conversion of originally lots that were approved as two-family homes or twin homes back in 2010; then it changed to single family, and in '21 we switched it back to twin homes again. So you do have that ability to do that, but we require that there's also a public hearing and a process to go through for it. [8:19] **Corey Colquist**: Perfect, thank you. Commission members, any other questions at this point? Not seeing any, is there anything from the applicant this evening? [8:29] **Jason Zierden**: No, nothing. [8:30] **Corey Colquist**: Okay, perfect, thank you. We'd like to open the floor at 7:10 PM for a public hearing on 5B. If you have anything to speak about this this evening, please come up and state your name and address for the record. Not seeing any, we'll close the public hearing at 7:10 PM. Commission members, any other questions or comments before we look for a motion? Not hearing anything, I look for a motion on 5B please. [9:06] **Buckley Simmons**: Simmons moves. [9:08] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. Can I get a second? [9:11] **Corey Colquist**: Colquist with the second. Thank you. All in favor aye. [9:15] **Commission Members**: Aye. [9:16] **Corey Colquist**: Motion passes. Thank you very much. Moving on to 5C. It's an application by JLG Enterprises for a final plat for a 13 lot and two outlet subdivision located at the formerly addressed 3956 Stebner Road. The property is located in an R3 zoning District. Eric, what do you have for us on this one? [9:36] **Eric Johnson**: Great, thank you. If you recall, the preliminary plat for this phase had come through Planning and Zoning I believe back in March. At that point, the applicant was finalizing some of the lot configuration, particularly the storm water associated with it. As the city engineer and the developer's engineer looked at this a bit further, they realized that ponding could exist in a better area for the site. So this final plat does reflect basically the swapping of that stormwater pond that was initially going to be in the extreme east side of the property; it moved essentially one lot closer into the interior of the site. Nothing other than that has changed. It's still a 13-lot subdivision with two outlets, once again Outlet A being for the stormwater pond and B being for the future phases associated with Peyton Acres. How the utilities will continue to move generally towards the east as they have been, and this phase will actually now connect into the existing roadway in Oak Ridge that's just located on the southeast corner of the property in the Bishop Woods development. These lots are a minimum of a half-acre in size as are all the other lots that have been previously approved as part of this subdivision. [10:48] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that, Eric. Commission members, any questions or comments so far on 5C? I don't have any. At this time, we'd like to see if the applicant has got any questions or comments or anything for us? [11:05] **Applicant (JLG Enterprises)**: No sir, thank you. [11:06] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you very much. We'd like to open up the floor at 7:13 for a public hearing on 5C this evening. If anybody's here to speak on this matter, please come on up to the microphone and state your name and address for the record. Anybody coming up? No. Thank you very much for that. We'll close the public hearing at 7:13 in the evening. Commission members, any other questions or comments for this? Not hearing any, I look for a motion on 5C please. [11:46] **Buckley Simmons**: I move to accept this as drawn. [11:48] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you very much. Can I get a second? [11:51] **Samuel Clark**: Clark with a second. [11:53] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. All in favor aye. [11:54] **Commission Members**: Aye. [11:55] **Corey Colquist**: Motion passes. 5D this evening is an application for a special use permit by the Hermantown Area Hockey Association for the grading and filling in the recreational Shoreland area for the purpose of constructing two outdoor skating rinks. The property is located at 4307 Ugstad Road and is located in a P public zoning District. Eric, what do you have for us on this one? [12:18] **Eric Johnson**: Thank you again. This is an existing 11-acre lot that contains the existing Hermantown Arena and the existing outdoor rinks as they are today. As part of the community recreation initiative, a second sheet of ice was approved by the residents of the city and it is anticipated that this particular new ice device will be located on the west side of the existing building site right now. What that does is that displaces two of the existing outdoor rinks that there are today. So in an effort to basically get ahead of this project, the applicant is looking to actually construct these two new rinks, at least start that work here in 2023, let it sit over the winter, and then be able to utilize those in '24. As part of this as well, the Ugstad roadwork is currently undergoing construction and there's the opportunity that the applicant could utilize fill generated from that site for the construction of these two basically pad areas for the rinks. So a grading plan has been prepared for this showing how these two new rinks will be situated in the site. As you can see here on your screen, these two new rinks are partially within that Shoreland area, essentially that a little bit darker green that you see there on the screen. So it's approximately a little over an acre or so of Shoreland area that will be affected as part of these two new outdoor rinks. And once again they're just going to be a gravel surface with some grading around that. Any disturbed soil outside of that will be seeded as well so we establish that ground cover again, and then once again it's anticipated that these rinks will then come online in '24 for that. [14:26] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that, Eric. Commission members, any questions or comments so far on 5D? I guess Eric, is there any concern in looking at these images? It doesn't seem to impede on the existing parking lot, but any concern there? [14:41] **Eric Johnson**: As part of the plan that this group will see at a future date, there is going to be parking lot expansion associated with the new Arena. Right now, no, this does not affect any existing parking that there is. But as part of it, once again as those plans continue to be developed, there will be additional parking that will accommodate both new sheets of ice as well as the outdoor skating rinks. [15:10] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you. Thank you for that. Any other questions or comments commission members? Not seeing any, we will open the public hearing at 7:17 this evening. If you'd like to come on up and speak this evening on 5D, please come on up state your name and address for the record. Not seeing anybody, we'll close the public hearing at 7:17. Commission members, any other questions or comments this evening? Not hearing any I look for a motion on 5D please. [15:42] **Buckley Simmons**: Mr. Chair, I move to approve agenda item 5D as stated. [15:47] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. Can we get a second? [15:52] **Dante Tomasoni**: Second. [15:53] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. All in favor aye. [15:54] **Commission Members**: Aye. [15:55] **Corey Colquist**: Motion passes. 5E this evening is an application by the Hermantown Community Schools for a commercial Industrial Development permit for the construction of a 5600 square foot district office building with associated site and storm water improvements. The property is located at 5328 West Arrowhead Road and is located in a P public zoning District. Eric, what do you have for us on this one? [16:21] **Eric Johnson**: Thank you. Um, this is once again getting back to the community recreation initiative and the future construction of a new sheet of ice. The district offices exist right now attached to the original sheet of ice, essentially located in that southeast corner of the parking lot. It's anticipated that as part of that parking lot expansion, the district office will need to move to a new location. The school district has been in discussions for quite some time with the city of Hermantown on this particular subject piece of property at 5328 West Arrowhead Road. The city was able to obtain this property a number of years ago just to utilize it for either Wellness Center expansion or other particular public uses. This site was rezoned to public a number of years ago; unfortunately, it still shows up as R3 residential on our maps but it has legally been changed to public. So that's something that staff will work on just to clean up that mapping issue. So the school board is looking at a potential four-acre site associated with the moving of their district office. They want to construct a 5600 square foot building associated with that. Joe, maybe if you want to roll to the site plan for that? They are proposing a 25 space parking lot which would take access off of Arrowhead Road as well as also having the ability to connect into the Wellness Center driveway that's located there on the southern portion of the property. That would allow essentially traffic to be able to move in Ingress or egress to the site in a couple different locations. Right now, actually, that southern driveway is proposed as an egress only but there might be the opportunity to expand that to a little bit wider. The water and the sewer will be available through Arrowhead Road as well as an existing line that exists over by the Wellness Center. There's a proposed storm water basin that's located over in the southwest corner of the site which will handle any storm water generated by this. There's some wetlands currently on the property and that delineation is currently in progress. It's anticipated that some of the side slopes associated with that pond may impact a little bit of those wetland areas but we are assuming that's going to fall under a de minimis exemption which essentially is just a staff level type of review and approval. The building meets or exceeds any setbacks associated with it. In the public zoning you have the ability to have up to 35% lot coverage; this is only 3.2 percent. The building is approximately 22 feet in height. Joe, maybe if you can show the architectural renderings please. [19:23] **Joe Wicklund**: (Displays renderings). [19:24] **Eric Johnson**: This is actually the grading plan and then here the site rendering is associated with it. The facade is a mix of masonry veneer, some wood effect cement panels, and aluminum storefront windows. The trash and the service area is located in the southeast corner of the building and it's going to be screened with a decorative fence. Once again, we're looking at a CIDP approval from Planning and Zoning as part of this. The CIDP does not have to go to a city council, this is strictly a Planning and Zoning action. So if there's any questions by the commission I'd be happy to try to answer those. I believe the applicant may be online this evening as well. [20:10] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that, Eric. Commission members, any questions or comments so far? [20:16] **Beth Wenzloff**: Under a summary and recommendations item one where there's the "drive-up coffee"... what about that? [20:23] **Eric Johnson**: Yes, thank you for doing that. So when—and whoever makes the motion, we can help walk them through that—but we're going to change a little bit of language in that motion to reflect what is before us this evening, the 5600 square foot building in a P public zone. [20:39] **Beth Wenzloff**: Thank you for that. [20:41] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that clarification. Commission members, any other questions or comments so far? Not hearing any, is the applicant here this evening? [20:54] **Michaela**: Yes, we are available for any questions on Zoom. My name is Michaela, I work with World Architects as part of the design team. We also have various members of a design team on Zoom here as well as a representative from the district. [21:09] **Corey Colquist**: Perfect, thank you very much. Do any of you have anything to add to Eric's report? [21:13] **Michaela**: I think Eric summed it up well. I have nothing to add. [21:17] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. Commission members, any other questions or comments before we open it up for a public hearing? Not hearing any, we open the floor for a public hearing at 7:23 PM. If you'd like to come on up and speak this evening on 5E, please come on up and state your name and address for the record. Not seeing anybody, we will close the public hearing at 7:23 PM. Commission members, any other questions or comments on 5E? Not hearing any I look for a motion please. [22:09] **Buckley Simmons**: Simmons with a motion to approve—not as stated, but with the amendment. Eric, what would you like to add to it? [22:18] **Eric Johnson**: Yes, it'll be a 5600 square foot building in the P public Zone. [22:23] **Buckley Simmons**: Does that work for you? [22:24] **Corey Colquist**: It works for me. Simmons with a motion to approve. Can we get a second please? [22:28] **Samuel Clark**: Clark with a second. [22:30] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. All in favor aye. [22:31] **Commission Members**: Aye. [22:32] **Corey Colquist**: Anybody opposed? Not hearing any, motion passes. Thank you for that. Next up is 5F. It's an application by Dirt Inc, Rob Irving, for a commercial Industrial Development permit for the construction of a 6720 square foot building with associated site and storm water improvements. The property is located at 3750 Midway Road and is located in a BLM business and light manufacturing zoning district. Eric, what do you have for us on this one? [23:01] **Eric Johnson**: Well thank you. This is an existing 7.38 acre lot that exists essentially in the northeast quadrant of Midway Road and Highway 2. It takes access from an existing driveway located on Midway Road. That access is able to continue to be utilized for this proposed development. This is in a business light manufacturing zone which does allow this sort of use, whether it's retail or in the case of this one some partial shop and storage areas as well. The building's 6720 square feet in size. Joe, if you want to show the site plan please? And what the applicant is proposing to do is to basically bisect the building; one portion of it will be used for three essentially retail bays with access off of a paved parking lot, with basically the back portion of the building being utilized as a shop and storage space area as well. There's a proposed 17-space parking lot and then the rear of the property is set up for some outdoor storage type of area should the building owner need to utilize that. This portion of the city does not have public utilities so this will be a well and septic system which will be permitted through St. Louis County. The proposed storm water is going to be in the southeast portion of the property and water will be conveyed there by a series of either roof scuppers with underground pipes as well as a vegetative ditch on the south portion of the property that connects to that southeast basin. The building location either meets or exceeds any sort of our setbacks that we need for the business light manufacturing, and then the lot coverage is approximately two percent, of which 35 percent is allowed for the code. Joe, if you want to show the other image that has some potential building images with that? So the sloped roof associated with this, at the high point of the roof, the building is 30 feet in height. It's going to be a mixture of simulated masonry veneer, some wood effect type of panels, and some storefront windows. In this case, the trash service area is located at the rear of the building which is on the opposite side from Midway Road, so will really not be seen from Midway Road that way. The applicant is in the audience this evening as well if there's any questions. [25:40] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you very much for that, Eric. Commission members, any questions or comments so far on 5F this evening? Not hearing any, is the applicant here this evening? Is there anything else you'd like to add to Eric's report? [26:01] **Applicant (Dirt Inc)**: Thank you for that. (Declines adding more). [26:02] **Corey Colquist**: Commission members, any other questions or comments before we look at a public hearing? Not hearing any, we will open the floor at 7:28 PM. If you have anything to speak about on 5F please come on up state your name and address for the record. Not seeing anybody coming up to the microphone, we will close the public hearing at 7:28 PM. Commission members, last chance, any questions or comments on 5F? Not hearing any, I look for a motion on 5F this evening please. [26:43] **Samuel Clark**: Clark with a motion to approve agenda item 5F. [26:47] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. Can we get a second? [26:55] **Corey Colquist**: Colquist with a second. Thank you for that. All in favor aye. [26:57] **Commission Members**: Aye. [26:58] **Corey Colquist**: Anybody opposed? Not hearing any, the motion passes. Thank you very much. Next on the agenda is 5G. It's an application by Russ Bradley for a special use permit for the construction of a twin home/duplex at 5106 Hermantown Road. The property is located in an R3 residential zoning District. Eric, what do you have for us on this one? [27:27] **Eric Johnson**: Thank you. This property has seen a lot of interest over the past few years. This is a part of a much larger piece that had been subdivided a number of years ago. This is essentially a piece that exists right now with the single family home on it as well as two garages. The applicant is in the process of finalizing his purchase of this property and the hope of subdividing this property in the ability to construct a twin home or duplex on this property. So right now it's currently a 5.62 acre lot. Once again, that single family home and the garages will remain, but the property will be subdivided in order to create that second building lot for the twin home. Joe, if you want to go to the next slide please? So what you see on the screen is the red is the existing home as it is today; the green is the proposed twin home structure that the applicant is looking to build. It would take access off of Hermantown Road for that. Twin homes are allowed in an R3 zoning district, they just have larger requirements: the lots are required to be a minimum of one acre in size and to have some greater setbacks. It needs to have 150 feet minimum of lot frontage; in this case this has 170 minimum. And then once again, larger side yard setbacks—minimum of 40 feet; in this case the applicant's proposing 65 at a minimum. This portion of the property does not have access to city sewer or water. The sewer and water does exist in Hermantown Road at the intersection of Ugstad, however it is greater than 400 feet away. There's quite a bit of rock in this area and there's been a lot of discussions with Public Works as well as the city engineer about the feasibility of extending sewer and water further down Hermantown Road, and it's very cost-prohibitive and very difficult. So the applicant is able to utilize private sewer and water for this; once again that requires that he works with St. Louis County for any of the permitting. Joe, if you want to show the one last image? It's a proposed line drawing of the actual units. I believe there's one more slide that has a footprint associated with it, and then there's another image of essentially what these are proposed to look like. Let me take that back—we do not have that, but the line drawing shows it's a very similar product to what was built a little further up Levick Road by Sumas Construction. So this proposal does meet the requirements of the R3 in regards to twin home/duplexes in the fact that it's a larger lot, it meets the setbacks, and it does meet minimum square footage associated with each of the dwelling units. [30:35] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you very much, Eric. Commission members, any questions for Eric on 5G this evening? Not hearing anything, is the applicant here? And is there anything you'd like to add? If you want to add, please come up and state your name and address for the record. [31:02] **Russ Bradley**: Thank you for that. Russ Bradley, 3990. The only addition is that I've now purchased the property so I do own it outright. I think at the time of the application I was still finding the closing date, so it is owned now. And then there were two accessory structures on the property, one of which has been deconstructed now. That's the only change. [31:26] **Corey Colquist**: Perfect. I don't have any questions. Commission members, any questions for the applicant? [31:33] **Commission Members**: No questions. [31:34] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you very much. I'm going to open the floor for a public hearing at 7:33. If there's anybody here this evening to speak on 5G, please come on up state your name and address for the record. Not seeing anybody, I'm going to close the public meeting at 7:33. Commission members, any last questions or comments on 5G this evening? Not hearing any, I look for a motion on 5G. [32:10] **Buckley Simmons**: Mr. Chair, seeing the application meets and exceeds requirements, I move to approve agenda item 5G as stated. [32:14] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you very much for that. Can we get a second? [32:18] **Dante Tomasoni**: Tomasoni second. [32:19] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. All in favor aye. [32:20] **Commission Members**: Aye. [32:21] **Corey Colquist**: Anybody opposed? Not hearing any, the motion passes. Thank you very much for that everybody. [32:27] **Eric Johnson**: Actually, if I could just state right now, the items this evening—the special use permits, the PUD amendment—those will actually go to the July 5th city council meeting. The two CIDPs that happened this evening, those stop here at Planning and Zoning. Basically in each of those cases the applicant will finalize their plans and work at a staff level for staff to issue the actual final paperwork associated with those CIDPs. [33:04] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that clarification, Eric. Appreciate it. Next up is number six, continuing business—do we have anything? Number seven, new business—not seeing anything. Number eight, any communications? Not seeing any. Going on to number nine, commission member reports. Corey Colquist, no report. Samuel Clark? [33:14] **Samuel Clark**: No report. [33:15] **Corey Colquist**: Beth Wenzloff? [33:16] **Beth Wenzloff**: No report. [33:17] **Corey Colquist**: Buckley Simmons? [33:18] **Buckley Simmons**: No report. [33:19] **Corey Colquist**: Dante Tomasoni? [33:20] **Dante Tomasoni**: No report. [33:21] **Corey Colquist**: And nothing from myself this evening. With that it is 7:35, we look for a motion to adjourn. [33:28] **Samuel Clark**: Clark with a motion to adjourn. [33:30] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you for that. Can I get a second? [33:32] **Commission Member**: Second. [33:33] **Corey Colquist**: All in favor aye. [33:34] **Commission Members**: Aye. [33:35] **Corey Colquist**: Thank you very much, we're going to close the meeting at 7:35.