[0:04] We, as you're getting settled, we heard a rumor that Susan might be on a plane.

[0:11] Oh, I just thought I'd mention that to you since you're vice chair. OK, I'm sorry

[0:17] for the short notice. I only heard 15 minutes ago. Who did I see, uh, walking out?

[0:21] She was here for, um, Thought that was Susan. That was Wendy. Wendy, yeah. Is she

[0:27] coming back in? Well, there's a problem. She's not, she hasn't, she, she needs, how

[0:34] would you say, um, something happened with her paperwork, so she's not signed in

[0:39] yet. So, do we have a quorum with just as Josh Josh shows up, yeah, if Josh shows

[0:44] up, we're hopeful. Anybody got a number for him? Yeah, I do. Could you, I'll give

[0:50] him a call because he usually dials in. So, OK. Let's give him a call and see if

[0:55] he's dialing in, please. You got the, uh, why don't I, why don't I give him two minutes

[0:59] because it seems like he dashes in at the last minute sometimes. Like he, he dials

[1:04] in a lot of the time too. Yeah, we do have that we can get that link to them. Yeah.

[1:18] I'll give him one more minute.

[1:52] What's new? Yeah, it's been busy.

[1:58] I just left the food bank. I hadn't been in there forever and eating people.

[2:05] Zipped in there for the day, for the afternoon.

[2:38] Yeah.

[2:40] I saw the fire trucks coming out there and out that way when I was.

[2:52] Had to go in and have different

[2:56] uh I This some kind of spam call. Only dilate the eye. Um-hum.

[3:05] I says I got to drive. Yeah.

[3:09] Well, I had an eye

[3:17] test last and they got a new thing that they did do. Hey Josh, this is with uh your

[3:18] eye there. We're looking forward to either your dramatic entrance into the door so

[3:22] we have a quorum or flashes. Perhaps you're planning on joining us online, um, if

[3:29] you need that information, give a call. Um, I'm on my personal cell. It's

[3:34] 406-210-4787, but if you could let us know what's up, that

[3:42] would be great. Bye bye.

[3:47] How was that? Everyone was so silent.

[3:55] If he calls back, it's on our website. Oh, might be the easiest place for him to

[4:02] go just to to go to our. Um There's a packet. He's out plenty early this time.

[4:10] It was here last week or earlier this week. I kind of figured people would get the

[4:14] packet and if they couldn't make it, they would let me know. Um, yeah, no, yeah,

[4:19] it was good. You had plenty of. Plenty of notice for this one.

[4:26] Well, thank you. I'm, I'm glad for the feedback

[4:32] she just didn't answer. OK, what about Susan? Uh, Susan, uh, we heard that Wendy

[4:38] said she's on a plane. On a plane. Yeah. She could sit in the airport. Didn't we

[4:46] have somebody do that once? Uh, I think David's done that. It was David.

[5:02] I guess I'm moving over here. Give it until 5 after, I guess. Do that.

[5:13] If we, we would set up a time for another meeting, it wouldn't make sense. OK

[5:31] And at one time they had looked at changing the requirement for a quorum. You guys

[5:38] were gonna talk to the city and the debt, anything ever come of that? There's nothing

[5:42] that has happened there. Yeah. I

[5:49] Yeah, we've just been so overwhelmed, but yeah, I don't think we want, I don't think

[5:52] we want to combine boards like they were talking. Right, people, yeah, I know we're

[5:58] going through, um, our current, we we're going through our municipal code. Uh, with

[6:05] perspective changes, um, Like I think we have a couple more weeks um and maybe that's

[6:12] something I can look at um I'm not sure how that will. So part of that involves the.

[6:21] As well, so it would be some of the cooperation. Yeah, and then, and then there's

[6:27] some in state law as well.

[6:33] Not that I'm sure we'll need to, but if you can go ahead and silence your cell phones.

[6:45] All day without it ringing and I didn't realize it was still on. Yeah.

[6:51] I turn it off at church so it doesn't wake me up. I mean.

[6:56] It doesn't disturb the, I'll, I'll forget to turn it back on all the time. The emergency

[7:00] bypass rings.

[7:06] How was your day, Chuck? Good. Busy. Did your project go well? No. No, it fell apart.

[7:13] We got winded out.

[7:17] That's what afforded him the luxury of being here today. And it's not going to be

[7:22] any better the rest of the week.

[7:28] No. Well, the medium link is working. The link is working. I'm sorry. So if Josh

[7:35] was on, he'd be able, because he usually dials in.

[7:41] Yeah, yeah, I went right to his, I'm Gemini voicemail, so I don't know if he was

[7:47] on his phone or what. We're about to go. OK, it's Gemini. Hi, I'm Gemini. We're about

[7:53] to go live where you can.

[7:58] What's this gentleman take over the world.

[8:04] It happens. Yeah, one of the automated assistants.

[8:11] So we need to have 4 to have a quorum.

[8:19] All right, let's give it till 1:00 just in case then if everybody's here, a few more

[8:24] minutes won't hurt. Uh. So.

[8:30] Wendy Wendy just had to go across town or something? Uh, there's something wrong

[8:35] with her paperwork, so she can't officially vote tonight, so her speaking here wouldn't

[8:39] help. Yeah. Yeah, we got to sign every, every year or so. Reaffirm. Every other,

[8:47] just other like every year. Yeah, every other year reaffirm. I could try texting

[8:53] him. Yeah, shoot him a text. I think it might be a text. He's usually pretty responsive,

[8:59] uh,

[9:11] I

[9:17] Now where did, where did Ford move to? He left the town.

[9:23] Uh, I think he moved south. He moved south. OK, too bad. Do you want me to just get

[9:30] the,

[9:36] Right.

[9:40] Oh, somebody.

[9:46] Hi Josh.

[9:52] Just checking to see if you got the voicemail about City County planning board. If

[10:00] you'll be able to join us, so we have a. Very good.

[10:20] OK.

[10:29] Please let us know. Thank you.

[11:19] Got a new phone recently. I've got to admit I didn't miss the dictation feature,

[11:25] but my iPhone 6 was dying and I upgraded to a 16.

[11:32] Yes,

[11:35] I. Mhm.

[11:42] Well, do we want to reschedule then you'll want to do. Public notice all over again

[11:47] and everything? Do I want to? Do you have to? Do you have to then. Yeah. I, I will

[11:52] do. Yeah. OK. If that's what we need to do. Yeah, what you do. And I will do it.

[11:58] Good spirit. I don't know if you want to give him a few minutes to see if he texts

[12:02] or I, and I also sent a text to Susan just to see if she was in a spot in her troubles.

[12:08] That, well, Rob suggested it. That's a good thing. If she gets. OK, we can hang out

[12:12] for a minute and see. Yeah on the fire. Yeah, and then I guess you just open the

[12:16] meeting and say, um, there's insufficient for a quorum, and then, Clothes.

[12:28] I'm still trying to read

[12:31] Let's see what that does for timeline. No, I don't have it on there. Well, no, I

[12:35] started it. Yeah, now we're recording. Oh, really?

[12:39] And I've been saying silly things we sent the paper this week come out next week.

[12:46] Sorry about that. She's, um. Think we can handle that on the back end. So we'd be

[12:53] looking at the second week. Um-hum,

[12:58] I.

[13:00] Well this is when we're doing uh

[13:04] What you call it. I'll spit it out eventually. King's Point that one. Yeah, we said

[13:12] so the board meetings this way anyway, so we just do the th Oh, she can. All right.

[13:19] Now I've got to OK. After I tell her she's our hero, I will find out how to get the

[13:25] link to her. OK,

[13:29] I can let that perfect.

[13:31] They start packing it across the road. Right. Very smart. Um,

[13:39] yeah, how do I get that? Oh, can you eat that?

[13:52] On the dock, the light. All right

[13:56] It's.

[13:59] You know, I on that.

[14:03] Oh, yeah, now the, it's opened up in the middle? Yeah. Yeah. That's how it was when

[14:08] we lived there. Oh, yeah? Yeah. And I always, I always wanted to put the. This would

[14:15] be cool if it built in the middle. You just testing

[14:21] it is a little bit hot on the side, so

[14:25] yeah, you don't need it because if you get it too close, it gets kind of you get

[14:28] to. I don't quite on being that close. So anyway, you can, yeah, there it'll pick

[14:33] you up, but um this is just for the benefit of the group um, the owl is what records.

[14:44] Rob, how do you think I can get this on my phone to her? OK, um. Here.

[14:53] Turn on, uh, does she have e-mail or text? I'm running on empty, but if you make

[14:58] it easy and text me the link, she'll be there. I just don't know how to get this

[15:05] to my phone. OK.

[15:15] Switch it you sent me.

[15:20] I'm assuming so. You know what you can do, um,

[15:28] Uh, If I take a picture of it, she's not gonna be able to click a link though that's

[15:35] the can you go to the website on your phone.

[15:40] She says she's running on empty and it needs to be as easy as possible. OK, um.

[15:48] So.

[16:02] Too soon.

[16:58] Oh you, let's see where you're in. Um, OK.

[17:19] Um, you want her number to send it directly to her. That's hers 463-82.

[17:26] 82933. 33.

[17:33] Is that a link though or just the agenda that doesn't but the link is there if she

[17:39] can copy and paste I'll have to go to Zoom. Is there any way you can the

[17:49] OK, um.

[18:08] Sure, put my son. Oh, that's number. It is 406-382-9373.

[18:24] OK.

[18:28] Thank you. So

[18:41] Grand.

[18:43] OK, but did you send out the same link to her? I sent it to her and then I tried

[18:47] it out myself.

[18:50] Hello, hello? OK.

[19:00] Um And it should automatically log her in. Yeah, I, I didn't make any passcodes,

[19:07] so.

[19:17] In that same car.

[19:20] Take it away.

[19:23] To me.

[19:30] Serious You're my hero. All of our heroes. Thank you so

[19:37] much. Hello. All right, so. Well, I was in such a, such a rush getting out of town

[19:45] to visit my daughter. I did not read the packet you sent me, so I'm here, but I don't

[19:50] know anything. You know you're our hero, so that's all we need. Can you

[19:57] see? Anything right now? Can you see the presentation or anybody? I

[20:05] can see the board. At the, at the, uh, desk. OK. All right. So, we'll make sure that

[20:12] when, um, we need to turn the, that around too, right? Uh, what I'm going to do is

[20:19] I'm going to share the packet so she can see it.

[20:33] Is Wendy not there? No, Wendy is not here. Cause she told me that she was, uh, going,

[20:42] had rearranged her schedule specifically to be there tonight. Yeah, yeah, she, she

[20:47] did. She needs to re up her, um, paperwork and, and, oh, take, yeah, she

[20:55] did come by. She was here. Yeah, there was a, there's a technicality which would

[21:01] prohibit her from, uh, voting. Unfortunately, but, but we'll have that resolved,

[21:08] um, hopefully by the next time. And so what I'm going to do is, uh, let's

[21:16] see here. And is the packet available on the website? Yeah, it

[21:23] it should be. Yeah, it's on the county's website. It's on our elections and agendas.

[21:29] No, maybe not. Is the packet on there too, just the agenda, OK, um, so no, don't

[21:35] go to department. Go to elected offices. Go to the very last item in that list there

[21:42] where it says agendas and minutes, OK. Uh, scroll down until you get to City County.

[21:51] No further. There you go and click on that. OK, so what I'm gonna do, I download

[21:58] it as maybe a PDF.

[22:02] So, the step. Well, I, um, I can't do both when I'm on my phone. Uh, what I'm going

[22:09] to do is, what I was going to do is share, so you'll, instead of seeing the board,

[22:14] you'll see the packet on your phone. If that makes sense. I'll show you so.

[22:23] So

[22:25] So, so that way you can both listen. And So, there are.

[22:34] There's the packet. I'll just zoom in, kind of follow along, and you'll be able to

[22:39] see the maps and stuff. So, OK, yeah, there, there's the staff report in one

[22:48] PDF and then the staff at the staff report attachments are in another PDF. OK, I'll

[22:53] just so you know.

[22:56] OK, you're able to see it, Susan? I am OK. I, I'll need to do one last thing and

[23:04] I'll get the other report and then we can, we're good to go.

[23:13] Center. I can't find

[23:22] I told he didn't need to be here tonight. I'm glad you're here.

[23:30] Team, which Uh, oh wait, sorry. On here.

[23:40] Board of adjustment C, OK. Let me go back to this And then the very bottom, there

[23:47] we go. Oh nice. So, um, so I'm, do you see the picture of

[23:55] the, the property? OK, so I can go, um.

[24:02] We have both available and, uh, I'll, and you can see I'll just follow along, so

[24:08] take it away. OK. Rod's gonna be vanner white today. We probably need to tend to

[24:15] officially, yeah, so we'll call the meeting to order and roll call will just be able

[24:20] to say who's here. Right, yeah, Ken Murphy. Dick River Dave Cannon.

[24:29] So.

[24:31] Yep, OK. And please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.

[24:41] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic

[24:47] for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice

[24:54] for all. That

[25:00] All right, uh, for the dirty sombrero special use permit, uh, can we have the staff

[25:06] report, please?

[25:11] I'm Michelle and I'll be presenting for Dirty Sombrero. Chuck Chuck Hogan of Dirty

[25:18] Sombrero LLC is requesting special use for approval for a previous surface coverage

[25:23] greater than 20%, not to exceed 30%. The request is associated with the construction

[25:27] of a single family residence with an attached garage. Page 2, number 2. The applicant

[25:35] submitted a narrative requesting special use for the property to construct a new

[25:38] home with attached garage, replacing the existing nonconforming house. The project

[25:43] includes relocating the power pole to the west side of the lot. A new power line

[25:49] to be underground, um, they're seeking for 25.8% impervious surface coverage. Number

[25:55] 3, Section 51 of the city-county zoning regulations identifies impervious surface

[26:01] coverage greater than 20%, not to exceed 30% of the buildable area of a lot as a

[26:06] special use. Subject to approval and approval by the board, subject to review and

[26:11] approval by the board of adjustments. According to the site plan submitted by the

[26:15] applicant, the proposed development includes a single family residence with an attached

[26:19] garage that would result in a previous surface coverage of approximately 25.8% of

[26:24] the buildable area. This constitutes a special use.

[26:29] The calculated impervious surface coverage for the proposed development determined

[26:32] that 4,284 square feet of impervious surface is planned within the total buildable

[26:37] area of 16,552 square feet, resulting in the 25.8% coverage. Um, moving on

[26:44] down to 5, the subject property is a lakefront parcel that was legally created as

[26:49] parcel A1 on government Lot 2 on COS 22446. That was

[26:56] an occasional sale? On October 20th of 1975, before zoning and subdivision regulations

[27:03] were implemented, the lot is currently developed with a single family residence which

[27:07] is proposed to be removed as part of the redevelopment plan. The lot is relatively

[27:11] flat and level with a slight slope toward the lake. Number 8, to protect the water

[27:17] quality of Flathead Lake and to minimize environmental impacts to adjacent properties

[27:22] and infrastructures, best management practices such as silt-fencing, straw wattles,

[27:27] and fibers, excuse me, straw bales and fiberwas or wattles should be implemented

[27:32] prior to the start of the construction and maintained throughout the phase of the

[27:36] project.

[27:38] These erosion and sediment control measures are essential during pre-construction,

[27:42] active construction, and post-construction activities. BMPs must remain in place

[27:47] to be properly maintained until all disturbance areas are fully stabilized and vegetated.

[27:53] Number 11, uh, legal notice for the applicant's request was placed in February 26,

[27:59] 2026 issue of the Lake County Leader and adjoining property owners were notified

[28:03] of the request. As of the date of this report, no public comment has been received.

[28:10] And then, um, After review of the site, uh, I'm on page 5, sorry. After review of

[28:17] the site's special use applications, city, county, zoning district, and regulations

[28:22] and related information, Lake County Planning Department has suggested findings that

[28:26] indicate the the board of adjustments could consider approval for the special use

[28:30] to allow for the impervious surface coverage between 20 to 30% on the property. This

[28:37] concludes my report.

[28:43] OK. And then, uh, time for, uh, Before we go on to

[28:51] applicants, are you gonna go through the, the conditions of use? So we don't

[29:01] I mean if you'd like me to go through them. Um, tell you what, we can hit those at

[29:06] the end at, uh, staff comments then. So let's, let's do that because I don't know

[29:11] that we need to go through all of them. Some of them are hit in the up in front and

[29:15] then there's some in the back. So then on to the, uh, applicant's comments and please,

[29:21] uh, state your name, uh, when you come up to the microphone.

[29:27] That's you.

[29:30] I don't, I don't really have a comment.

[29:34] Yeah, Chuck Hogan here for dirty sombrero. So any, any, uh, sir, anything you need

[29:40] to add for the.

[29:43] Uh, for the, for the presentation for the good of our. No, I don't think so. But

[29:49] now, where did we get 4200 square foot is that? Um, that's including your eaves and

[29:54] just a rough,

[29:57] just on a single house though with your attached garage and yes, the new bill, yes,

[30:01] sir. OK.

[30:06] Patios, things like that also, yeah, yeah and the concrete apron.

[30:11] Uh, no, I, I really don't. I, I mean, it it does have a lot of vegetation now. It's

[30:17] all natural grass, um, um, we can get some of the straw bells though, and, and, you

[30:22] know, there'll be a. Pretty minor. OK, so I would, I would ask them as we go through

[30:28] the staff recommendations they have, uh, the recommendation if as we hit any of those

[30:35] come back up as required then, OK. Thank you. So then on to public comment. Anybody

[30:41] on the web or in the room?

[30:48] OK. And then, uh, on to board discussion. Susan, start with you there on that end.

[30:57] OK, um, I just have the question we keep referring to the dirty sombrero. Am I to

[31:02] assume that this is nothing whatsoever to do with the business, but it's simply a

[31:07] residential, uh, repurposing of that lock into a, a more modern home.

[31:16] Dirty Softurs the LLC. Uh, so Dirty Sombreros the go ahead so she can hear you. Yes,

[31:23] Dirty Sombrero is the LLC linked to the owner. OK. So, but it's not going to be,

[31:30] uh, it's just the owner of the property and, and, uh, it will, but it will still

[31:36] be a private residence with an attached garage correct. OK.

[31:44] So, uh, Dave. Yeah, I had a question in regards to the stormwater management plan.

[31:51] And if that would cover. The area where the existing home is going to be demolished.

[31:58] And if that disturbed soil will be part of the, the BMPs for the property. And if

[32:05] there's any kind of a revegetation plan. Linked to the, the site plan. At this time

[32:13] there isn't, but that's something that we could add, um, the re revegetation, um.

[32:19] I'm all, I'm. Well, my, my only thought was that because the, Disturbed area, once

[32:26] the, the existing house is removed, that's within that shoreline upper area and there's

[32:33] requirements for revegetating that area. So just to help keep sediment and erosion

[32:39] and so forth into the lake. So, that was really my only comment. And that was one.

[32:45] It goes to page 5, bullet 5 runoff management. Runoff management shall be controlled

[32:52] in a manner that prevents impacts to adjoining properties and natural environment.

[32:56] Planning staff recommends a condition of approval stating that prior to the issuance

[33:00] of the zoning conformance permits, a stormwater management plan must be reviewed

[33:04] and approved. And I believe it says later approved by health department. I'm not

[33:18] Generally the planning department would review those unless it's a DEQ, so it'd be

[33:22] reviewed by our office. Yeah, it's the same one then page 6 bullet 3 addresses the

[33:27] same thing.

[33:30] Um,

[33:34] So yeah, just so that review and approval is done. Um,

[33:40] Yeah, bullet 8 talks about the disturbance of slopes. And if we could add to that

[33:47] or if there's any need to add to that the footprint of the. The uh existing house

[33:52] to be demolished.

[33:55] Uh, bullet 8 on page 66 correct.

[34:05] Now, we have added, Revegetation to. Other ones before.

[34:14] But what does that, you know, what does that really mean? Is that planting grass?

[34:19] Is that planting native grasses, is that? So. It's typically native vegetation associated

[34:26] with the lake front. Um. And so, I would say amend, Bullet

[34:34] 5 on page 5, runoff management.

[34:41] Stormwater management plan and revegetation plan. Must be reviewed and approved,

[34:49] and I would like to add approved by who? That is the. County county planning department.

[34:56] OK, so that, so I said. Go ahead, Susan.

[35:03] Um, no, I'm, I'm talking to my son-in-law. OK, so prior to issuance of a zoning conformance

[35:09] permit, a stormwater management plan, and Revegetation plan will be reviewed and

[35:15] approved approved by the county planning department. OK? Good.

[35:24] I was going to ask a question about access control. I know around the lake, there

[35:31] are individual places to cover the secondary lots or upper lots that give access

[35:37] to the lakes, and is this the same type of a concept?

[35:42] Um, do you have, is there an easement? I don't, yeah, they usually, they're usually

[35:47] done by easements. Yeah. I didn't read anything about an easement in this, and I

[35:52] didn't either. I know the road. I don't think there's a lot above this property,

[35:55] is there?

[35:58] It's Bishop, but he doesn't use it. Yeah, but that would be, that's usually how it's

[36:03] that would be an, an easement on with God because I got an easement that would be

[36:07] an easement on file with the county down here. Yeah. I got, yeah, I'd be interested

[36:14] to know if we know. Yeah. There's no bill out where he's been associated with this

[36:18] lot. Pardon? There is no villa or easement associated with this lot.

[36:28] Yeah

[36:31] Um,

[36:35] I think it's anything else. I think it's good that they're removing the nonconforming

[36:41] and getting the lake back to a more somewhat natural setting, so I think that that's,

[36:45] that's, that's a good thing. Um, and,

[36:55] And my main concern was the runoff for the lake as well.

[37:03] I was going through these, uh, see if I, I don't have anything else underlined in

[37:08] here.

[37:23] OK. Page 5 bullet 6 looks like the health department went through and looked at what

[37:27] they were supposed to, so that's already done. That doesn't need to be a condition

[37:32] of use, so that one's already knocked out.

[37:41] And I guess going. Kind of overall back to the comments.

[37:47] It's Less than 20% in previous surface area they wouldn't need to have come forward

[37:52] at all. 20 to 30% it comes forward to the board. Yes sir. Anything above 20 can constitutes

[37:59] the special use, and they're allowed, by the way I read page 6 bullet 2, they're

[38:04] allowed up to 28% if there's. Is that that because that's what we're asking for,

[38:10] yes, is up to the 28 just for calculational errors, human error.

[38:18] Um, and then on page 6, bullet 3, we'll need to add in a revegetation plan in,

[38:26] in, uh, paragraph 3. I believe.

[38:32] Storm water management plan and revegetation plan.

[38:39] That making sense there? OK.

[38:51] Yeah, bullet 5 talks about the. Pests management plan for practices, storm water

[38:57] plan.

[39:05] Any other issues and alibis?

[39:11] OK, um, did you hear that, Susan? Do you have any questions? Um, no, I, I think,

[39:18] uh, you've all asked what the pertinent questions already.

[39:25] OK, I don't know if the handout got covered from, um, Jen Niemeyer. He knew he wasn't

[39:32] going to be able to make it. This is, this is comments from Jim. Um, as the planning

[39:39] board conservation district representative. I propose that since eventually Rocky

[39:46] Point Road will be provided with sewer services, that if any such services become

[39:51] available to this property. Will be required to connect and I think that would be

[39:57] on the scope of this board to put in a. Um, stipulation that is. At some that is

[40:05] gonna be such a huge project going from. The condos are actually, uh,

[40:11] my understanding is that if, uh, if a new sewer line does go in, it's a state law.

[40:17] Yeah. That they are required to hook up, because I just went through that with my

[40:21] own property about 10 years ago. Yeah, I think that would be beyond the scope of

[40:26] us to, Because that's eventually it's I, I agree with her comment, eventually it's

[40:31] gonna happen.

[40:33] Um, and I live out in that area, so, um, I may be paying for it as well. Um, not

[40:41] in this immediate neighborhood, but. Right, OK, thank you though for bringing, for

[40:46] bringing that up. I think it'd be beyond the scope of us to put a Conditional use

[40:51] statement in, for this, that's I'm going, I just wanted to make sure it got OK. Got

[40:57] mentioned. All right. Any other, uh, board comment?

[41:04] All right. Um, I guess we'll put it to those in favor say aye, right, and

[41:12] those opposed, so we have 4 ayes. None of your bones. So it is

[41:20] approved as per the con. Conditions of special use? Conditions

[41:27] and terms, OK. All right, um, closing that section, going on to public

[41:35] comments on significant matters to the public, not on the agenda.

[41:42] And then nobody's online, and then on to other business.

[41:51] Right. Anything else? Uh, one item to note, um, that, uh, The

[41:59] go live date for govwell, our new permiting software. This is just more an FYI, um,

[42:06] that will be here tentative plan in a week. So we're pretty excited about that. Um,

[42:12] that's the first module. The second module is, uh, a planning and zoning module.

[42:20] And so I think part of that, um. I don't know all the planning and zoning features,

[42:24] but there might be some automation in there in terms of staff reports, notifications,

[42:30] and so hopefully, at least from the cities on our end of things, uh, from the cities,

[42:36] um, there should hopefully be some automation which will help communication and transparency

[42:41] and all that stuff, keeping the board informed. So, so I'm excited about that in

[42:46] the future. Dan, I like the way that we got an email a while back on this. So when

[42:52] it, when it went out for public notice, I think you sent us all the email that said,

[42:55] because I don't buy that paper every week. So I thought it went very, very well this

[43:00] time. Appreciate it. OK. Uh, any other comments? OK. Meeting is adjourned.

[43:08] Thank you. Thank you, Susan. Travel safe. Have fun.

[43:19] Good night. Good night. She she started a fire, so we wouldn't be here. Oh, OK. Just

[43:25] distracting and deterring people. The doctor.

[43:30] Right on, but there's, there's a speed ball too, so nothing's gonna. I'll see you

[43:35] later

[43:39] bye. you need help with Oh yeah.

[43:50] I think I'm just gonna. Yeah,

[43:56] we, we don't

[43:59] too much and, OK, OK,

[44:03] yes, I'll show you. But yeah, that one poor family that good to see you. I

[44:10] see you like. They were, they were building that lodge and because the back half

[44:13] of the walk was steep that you're welcome here before the board where because it

[44:17] was steep, it had nothing to do with it. Yeah, so that was, that was a great one

[44:21] on the way home.

[44:24] Thanks Ken for your patience. All right, no, good idea

[44:32] getting that because we don't wanna have to go through and then come back in and.

[44:33] That's right, yeah, you didn't give me that answer.

[44:39] I didn't. I did some research and I just got overwhelmed, but I did, I did do when

[44:42] I was over there. I looked into it and there isn't, um, there wasn't on this property.

[44:49] There wasn't access

[44:51] to everything's good to that. So

[44:55] I don't know about that. This is like my 3rd staff report. I was very, very nervous

[44:58] because I've never been here, so. Yeah, oh, sure, well, I appreciate it. Thank you.

[45:03] I dug around and the track was always the worst and I didn't mentioning that one.

[45:08] No, um, I was

[45:12] thank you. I actually never found not sure how to throw it in, so I think.

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