Planning Commission Minutes — 2024-09-04
Minutes September 4, 2024 · 1 page(s)
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These are the minutes of the Queenstown Planning Commission meeting on September 4, 2024; members and staff attendance are listed, the meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m., and there were no guests or public comments. Town Manager Amy Moore reported: Mike Bowell was appointed to another term (Phil Snyder term up 2025); Town Attorney Lyndsey Ryan drafted indoor-only cannabis growth regulations and Town Commissioners requested a tour of a Centreville dispensary; meetings with Lacrosse Homes (Lindsay Dixon) about the greenhouse on Main Street included discussion of the town buying back that lot, and the minutes note Lyndsey Dixon is still considering buying a lot on Melvin Ave; the town is working with QA Co to update a "haznd mediation plan"; and there has been no word from the owner of the old gas station. Under business, the Queenstown Corridor Management Plan is on hold, the commission reviewed provisions of HB 538 regarding manufactured homes, the August 7, 2024 minutes were approved, and the meeting adjourned at 6:42 p.m.
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Queenstown Planning Commission September 4,2024 Members present in person: Matt Reno, Paul Cain, Geneva Thrasher-Rieu, and Mike Bowell. Also present was Amy Moore, Town Manager. Present vra Zoom: Peter Johnston, Town Planner Meeting called to order 6:00 pm by Matt Reno, Vice-Chairman. Guests: None Public Comment: None Town Manager Update: 1. Mike Bowell appointed to another term, Phil Snyder term up 2025 - 2. Zoning for Dudley, Lyndsey Ryan, Town Attorney, drafted regs for cannabis growth for indoor only; Town Commissioners requested tour of Centreville dispensary before decisions made 3. Met with Lindsay Dixon, Lacrosse Homes, bought the green house on Main Street, discussion of buying back lot (town) 4. Lyndsey Dixon still considering buying lot (Kevin Dey) on Melvin Ave 5. working with QA Co updating haznd mediation plan 6. No word from owner of old gas station Old Business: o Qtown Corridor Management Plan: holding pattern o Housing Expansion and Affordability Act, HB 538: manufactured homes must be allowed anywhere single family detached homes allowed, must be affixed to foundation, must be owned by landowner, same standards can be applied (setbacks, lot creation), local ordinances can be applied but HUD certification is substitute for safety standards; includes qualified nonprofit owns land and wants to do a qualified project New Business: l. Minutes, August 7,2024, Paul Cain motion to approve minutes, Mike Bowell second; no discussion, all approve There being no further business before the Commission, Paul Cain motioned at 6:42 p.m. to adjourn; Mike Bowell second, all in favor. fully submi Geneva Thrasher-Rieu