Planning Commission Minutes — 2024-06-05
Minutes June 5, 2024 · 1 page(s)
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The Planning Commission met June 5, 2024 with five members in person and two via Zoom. They authorized a zoning certificate for the Lady Helen SkipJack (up to 6 passengers, two trips/day weekends, one trip weekdays, 2.5-hour/sunset cruises) to be issued by the town manager; approved a solar panel application; approved the May 1 minutes; and voted to move regular meetings to 6:00 pm beginning in July (the July meeting was adjourned due to a holiday). Town Manager updates noted enforcement discussion of Ordinance 24-03 (two-hour limit on commercial vehicle parking), a June 12 budget hearing with no property tax increase and an 8% water/sewer rate increase from an ordinance passed in June 2022, Wheatland’s DRRA funding from USDA expected within a week, and bylaws revisions (including attendance requirements) to be returned for adoption in August; the meeting adjourned at 7:29 pm.
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Queenstown Planning Commission June 5,2024 Present: Members Geneva Thrasher-Rieu, Paul Cain, Mike Bowell, Phil Snyder, and Town Manager Amy Moore Zoom: Member Matt Reno and Town Planner Peter Johnston Meeting called to order at 7:00 pm Guests: Queenstown Harbor/John Anderes: Lady Helen SkipJack, take up to 6 passengers, two trips a daylweekends, one trip weekdays,2.5 hr cruise, sunset cruises; zonrng certificate presented, PC approved such uses at a previous meeting. Matt Reno motioned zoning certificate be authorized by town manager; Paul Cain second; Mike Bowell questioned insurance check, none needed; no opposePublic Comment: None Town Manager Updates: 1. Last meeting, Commissioners adopted Ordinance 24-03, ordinance restricting parking of commercial vehicles to two hours; discussion of enforcement 2. Commissioners to hold one meeting in June, on June 12,2024, will include budget hearing, no - property tax increases, however there is an 8o/o increase to water/sewer as passed by ordinance in June 2022. Old Business: l. Wheatland's: moving on DRRA, funding from USDA should be obligated within a week for water/sewer project 2. New Member Roles/Responsibilities and Bylaws: include meeting attendance requirement and bring back to August meeting for adoption. New Business: l. Solar Panel application: Matt Reno motion approval, Mike Bowell second, no oppose 2. Minutes: Miy l, 2024: Matt Reno motion to approve minutes, Mike Bowell second, no oppose 3. Moving meetings to 6 pm, unanimous vote, to begin in July. July meeting adjourned due to holiday 4. Annual Report for calendar year 2023: no objection to submission There being no further business at this time, Mike Bowell motion to adjourn at 7:29 P.ffi., Paul Cain second, no oppose Respectfully submitted, p^-4"'*wr Geneva Thrasher-Rieu Secretary