[0:00] Ready?

[0:08] » Williams County Regional Planning Commission is now called to order.

[0:13] We do have a quorum. Any announcement, staff?

[0:19] » Uh, thank you, Mr. Chairman. On your desk in front of you, you do have a

[0:22] revised agenda. Items number 5, 27, and 31 have been withdrawn.

[0:29] Items number 25, 26, 29, and 32 are on your consent agenda for deferral. You do

[0:37] have a revised report for item 31 noting the withdrawal request on your desk. And

[0:42] finally, just a reminder that your March meeting.

[0:49] » Sorry. Thank you. A reminder that your March meeting will be held on Thursday,

[0:53] March the March 19th. So that's the third Thursday of the month rather than

[0:58] the second. That's all I have, Mr. Chairman.

[1:00] » Thank you. At this time, we could have the public

[1:04] comment and no one has signed up for that. So we'll go to consideration of

[1:09] the minutes for January 8th, 2026. Has everybody had a chance to read them,

[1:14] review them? >> Motion to approve.

[1:17] » Second. >> Motion made in a second. All in favor

[1:19] signify by saying I. >> Motion carries. Thank you.

[1:24] Consideration of the consent agenda. Uh we'll take it as a whole unless any of

[1:30] the commissioners want to uh >> take one. Sharon

[1:35] » is recusing herself from it. >> The consent agenda. Mr. Chair. Thank

[1:39] you. >> Okay. Do we have a motion on the consent

[1:44] agenda? >> Motion to approve.

[1:48] » Motion made and second. All in favor signify by saying I.

[1:51] » I. >> Approved. Thank you.

[2:00] The first item on the agenda is Terra Farerrell Road drainage and erosion

[2:06] control bond update number 24.

[2:13] » Hi, uh Brent Theny with True Land representing Jones Company. Um start

[2:19] with the fire pit site plan area that has been submitted is under review by

[2:23] the county. Um phase one engineer just sent back that had been under review and

[2:31] uh the engineer sent back comments from that today. So we'll work through those,

[2:35] read through them and work through them. Phase two, the slope repairs are

[2:40] essentially 80% of it's done. The fabric um has been installed. the drains, the

[2:46] stone. We did a rough, what I would call final grade, trying to beat the ice

[2:51] snowstorm and did a rough stabilization. We'll need to go back, pull that back,

[2:56] and do a finish final grade on that uh and restabilize it. Uh so that's yet to

[3:03] be complete. Um the head walls had not been finished. The fabric has been um

[3:10] verified in those and those have been finished.

[3:14] Um there's one uh road repair. The county has asked for more cores for

[3:18] phase 2 road uh in certain areas. Uh we've contracted the geotech and we're

[3:24] waiting for him to do that and we'll see what comes out of that. There's one

[3:28] additional um small road repair. We may tie in with that depending what comes

[3:33] out of that. Um I think that's it. There's one homeowner

[3:39] in the back of a homeowner's yard that's not on the RD checklist. we've agreed to

[3:43] fix. Uh that's midway up. That's I'm not sure what it's from. Um we'll fix that

[3:49] when we do all the dirt work with the slope repair. Uh the wastewater road is

[3:54] I think we're close to making a full I'll call it determination on that

[3:58] material and um meeting what the county needs, working through that. Once that

[4:04] is ultimately finalized, we'll finish that part of it. And there's been um one

[4:11] additional dropout that has opened up near the wastewater road we'll look at

[4:15] and have the geotech look at. Um and I think that's everything to this point.

[4:22] Okay. Thank you. Is the staff satisfied with the progress out there?

[4:30] » Well, yeah, there's progress. Um and I mean, you know, we're we're definitely

[4:35] moving in the right direction. Um there's still a lot of open issues, but

[4:39] there's quite a few issues that have been closed. Um so we'll just kind of

[4:44] have to wait and see. I know, you know, I agree with the things he said as far

[4:47] as some of the stabilization been done, but it it does need some improvement and

[4:51] some of the pond work, you know, it's >> worse than needs to be stabilized that

[4:56] that >> mat rolled up and we need to fix that.

[5:00] And also we'll need some more um and that's one of the open issues um some

[5:04] slope information from the engineer um make sure we get all the right um slopes

[5:11] on site. Um so yeah, I mean it's a work in progress and um but it it is in

[5:18] progress so so that's good. >> Okay, thank you. Does the commission

[5:23] have any questions to the applicant on this?

[5:26] » What uh what can we expect next month? Uh if the road material gets worked out,

[5:32] hopefully that'll be completed. Um the slope repairs should be done. Um

[5:38] depending on the timing of the geotech for the additional cores, um may or may

[5:44] not be done. I would think that would be done, but until they tell me when they

[5:49] can get out there, I can't answer that. Um,

[5:53] and then if we get the slope repairs, depending on the engineer being able to

[5:57] get the additional asbuilt shots, that may or may not be done depending on

[6:01] their survey schedule. >> Okay.

[6:04] » Um, the pond should be done. >> Thank you.

[6:07] » Yep. Sure. >> Do you have any idea when this will all

[6:12] be wrapped up? um hopefully soon but it continues to to

[6:17] a degree till right till like the cores right that was sent in

[6:23] now there's some additional work that needs to happen there so depending on

[6:27] what comes out of that result and what the county determines

[6:32] uh you know will depend how fast that can happen um

[6:38] same with the wastewater road once that's um gets finalized, you know,

[6:44] we'll get in on schedule and do it. Um I haven't looked I started to look at the

[6:48] phase one comments, so I need to work through those. I don't know what all's

[6:52] been requested in those yet. They just came out today. So,

[6:58] » okay. Thank you, Mr. >> Chairman. Sir,

[7:01] » yeah, I mean, we're starting we're going to get into the rainy season and uh

[7:06] their engineer claims that they can stabilize the wastewater road. We don't

[7:12] think that that's going to be possible. So, in that we're going to hold on to

[7:16] the maintenance bond. We're going to look at it. It's not like they're going

[7:19] to get their bond released in the next couple of months. So, you know, there's

[7:24] still issues out there. They got ponds that don't drain. There's no reason why

[7:28] they couldn't have been going out there for the last several months and cleaning

[7:32] some of this up. We got an engineer who says it's built per the plans. It's not

[7:36] built per the plans. There are significant deviations. So, this is

[7:41] going to take a while and if they don't get it right by summer, we're going to

[7:45] be talking about calling the bond. >> Okay. Thank you.

[7:52] » Any questions on that? >> No.

[7:54] » Okay. Well, thank you.

[7:57] » Thank you.

[8:02] » Okay. Item number 25, uh, Chester Hill, that's been deferred. And item number 26

[8:09] has been deferred. Item numbers 27 has been withdrawn. Item

[8:14] number 28, final flat review, reapproval for

[8:19] Stevens Valley section 12 containing zero lots on 777 acres located off of

[8:27] Stevens Valley Boulevard in the eighth voting district. Staff.

[8:31] » Yeah, thank you, Mr. Chairman. The development is located off of

[8:35] Stevens Valley Boulevard shown in the red. Section 12 total 0.77 acres. The

[8:41] section boundary shown in the blue. It contains zero buildable lots. It'll have

[8:47] 0.53 acres as open space shown in the green. And the purpose of the reapproval

[8:53] is to add the uh a condition for the roads drainage and road control bond.

[8:59] water and sewers provided by the Harpet Valley Utility District.

[9:04] The final plat is consistent with the prelim prelim preliminary plant and

[9:09] staff recommends reapproval with conditions outlined in the staff report

[9:13] including the estab establishment of the RDE bond in the amount of $53,000.

[9:21] » Thank you. Is the applicant present?

[9:27] » Yes, sir. Uh Jeremy West Morland with CSTG. I'm the civil engineer on the

[9:31] site. We have no objections to staff comments, but I'm happy to answer any

[9:34] questions that may come up. >> Any questions of the applicant from the

[9:38] commission?

[9:43] » Motion to approve first staff. >> Motion in a second. All in favor signify

[9:48] by saying I. >> I.

[9:50] » Opposed. Motion passes. Thank you.

[9:55] Concept plan item number 29, Old Murphy'sboro Road has been deferred.

[10:02] Uh site plan on item 30, non-residential site plan review for Tomb Creek Farm

[10:10] Nursery on 10 acres located off Arnold Road in the 12th voting district. Staff,

[10:16] » thank you, Mr. Chairman. Sites located off Arnold Road on a road shown in the

[10:21] red. The development totals 10.08 acres. The property boundary shown in the blue.

[10:28] We're proposing 15 green houses shown in the green totaling 66,600 square ft for

[10:35] a nursery producing cut flowers for retailers. There there will be no retail

[10:40] activity on site. The existing house and septic system will remain in the

[10:45] residential use. It would not be used as for the nursery. They're going to have

[10:50] portable toilets for 3 to five employees. Irrigation will be from

[10:54] Wales. And staff recommends approval.

[10:59] Thank you. Is applicant present.

[11:12] Uh good afternoon. Uh my name is Son Choy. I'm the co-owner of the Tonqu

[11:17] Farm. I'm happy to answer any questions you guys have.

[11:21] » Okay. >> I have a question.

[11:23] » Yes. >> So, have the necessary licenses been

[11:26] obtained through the Tennessee Department of Agriculture?

[11:29] » Uh, it's in the process right now uh being communicating with the uh the

[11:33] Tennessee Department of Agric agriculture uh very diligently. Uh they

[11:37] said that the uh as long as you obtain uh approval first before you started the

[11:43] uh selling activity, you'll be fine. So, yeah, we are in contact with them. Okay.

[11:47] Do they did they indicate when that when those would be completed and to you?

[11:52] » Oh, they said it's a it's a pretty short turnar around. They shouldn't take too

[11:55] much time. Uh usually if you submit a request and they you're looking about

[11:59] two weeks or three weeks should get back.

[12:01] » All right. Thank you. >> Yes.

[12:05] » Any other questions? >> I have a quick question. You may have

[12:08] said this. How many employees >> uh

[12:12] » do you expect >> Yeah. At a full scale, if you have 15 or

[12:15] high tunnel constructed, uh the the total amount of employee should be

[12:19] around 15. So roughly about one employee per per uh greenhouse, so to speak.

[12:25] » Yeah.

[12:29] » I've got a question. I don't know for staff or from the applicant, but uh the

[12:33] the house on the property uh the sewer system is they're going to do away with

[12:39] we're going to use portables. Is there any reason why we're going for portables

[12:43] on a situation like this >> with 15 employees?

[12:47] » The building code does not require permanent restroom facilities.

[12:52] And so that's why we're they're going with the portable facilities.

[12:56] So we we coordinate it with the building codes department regarding this this

[13:02] use. >> But Aaron, the existing septic system is

[13:05] going to remain in use for the house. >> That is correct. Yes.

[13:09] » Okay. Thank you. >> Question.

[13:13] » I was reading this earlier knowing that there were portable toilets. It

[13:16] mentioned three to five employees, but you're saying 15 or 16. I think you said

[13:22] one per nursery and there's or one per greenhouse and there's 16 green houses.

[13:27] » Yeah. 15 green houses all together, but that will be like a it's a multi-year

[13:31] phase. We're not constructing all 15 at one time. Okay.

[13:34] » So, first year you only look at about two. Uh so depending on the number of

[13:38] you know depending how frequent they're going to be using all the toilets we

[13:41] might just add a bit more but uh you know beginning we'll have two to start

[13:44] off with. >> Gotcha.

[13:46] » And then the question for staff is on parking then

[13:50] » with this being agricultural RD5. What are the parking requirements?

[13:56] » Joe, do you know the parking requirements?

[13:59] » Uh not without looking at the ordinance. Uh,

[14:05] » I'm just curious cuz I think there's only like maybe I don't know, I can't

[14:09] tell from the small scale. I looked at it larger on the computer, maybe six

[14:13] parking spaces. And in my mind, it's like, oh, that makes sense if there's

[14:17] five employees, but if there's 15 employees, just want to make sure you

[14:21] have the right parking you need. >> Uh, yeah, I think on the map there was a

[14:27] two section of designated parking spot. uh like a kind of like a semi- customer

[14:32] parking spot, an employee parking spot because we don't have any retail

[14:35] activity going on. So, we can if if that's a question, we can easily, you

[14:39] know, add that into that employee parking, but that will take several

[14:43] years.

[14:47] » Commissioner, there's sufficient parking there.

[14:49] » Okay, great. >> I have got a quick question. Um,

[14:56] so green houses, I'm assuming uh you'll be using LED grow lights or something

[15:00] like that >> at night.

[15:03] » Yeah, it's uh it's we call them greenhouse, but essentially those are we

[15:06] call the high tunnel units. Uh uh they use the uh largely the the polyethylene.

[15:13] So those are very transparent to the the sunlight because we want to be uh

[15:16] conserving energy and how you guys can you know require a lot of energy. Uh so

[15:23] uh and also the uh depending on the flower type that you have we don't do

[15:26] any kind of a force flowering and alteration of their natural hab you know

[15:31] uh habits. So we don't require that. >> Okay. Thank you.

[15:34] » Yeah.

[15:41] » Another question following up on what Sharon asked. Uh would the final on the

[15:47] final on this would they be required to show the permits agricultural permits?

[15:52] » They would not be required to. We would ask them to show them for us. Yes.

[15:58] » Okay. And we might consider that part of the motion to

[16:01] » Yes. >> Okay.

[16:05] Any other questions?

[16:09] Do we have a motion on this item?

[16:14] I'll make the motion that we require that the uh necessary licenses permits

[16:20] are to be shown and have been acquired by the owner before it's

[16:29] » are you >> that is part of your motion

[16:30] » approval with that condition? >> Yes. I'm sorry. Yes.

[16:33] » Okay. >> Do we have a second on that?

[16:36] » Second. All in favor signify by saying I

[16:41] » opposed. Motion passes. Thank you. >> Thank you.

[16:46] » On preliminary plats, item 31 uh has been withdrawn.

[16:53] Item 32 has been deferred and item number 33 is preliminary plat review for

[16:58] Burns subdivision. Phase 2 containing 32 lots on 37.55

[17:04] acres located off of Patton Road in the fifth voting district. Staff. Yeah.

[17:10] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The development is located off Patent Road and it's as

[17:15] access from Horton Highway to the west. Patent Road shown in the red.

[17:20] This phase totals 37.55 acres. There you see the phase boundary in the

[17:25] blue. Consist of 32 lots. There's the 32 lots in the pink.

[17:30] be approximately 8 acres of open space shown in the green and gray.

[17:35] Uh it will install a greenway trail at the north perimeter shown in in the dark

[17:40] green. Roads will be private there. You see the roads in the yellow. Waters

[17:45] provided by the Nlesville College Grove Utility District. Lots are served by a

[17:49] nontraditional wastewater treatment and disposal system.

[17:53] and the preliminary plan is consistent with the concept plan and staff

[17:58] recommends approval with that standard conditions outlined in the staff report.

[18:03] Thank you. Is the applicant present?

[18:11] » Yes, Richard House with SEC. Happy to answer any questions.

[18:15] » Any problem? Anything with the staff's report?

[18:18] » No problems. >> Okay, fine. Thank you. Any question for

[18:22] the commission? This applicant

[18:30] » motion >> approve for staff recommendation.

[18:34] » Motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.

[18:36] » Motion and second. All in favor signify by saying I.

[18:39] » I. >> Opposed. Motion carries. Thank you.

[18:43] Item number 34, preliminary platform burn subdivision phase 3 containing 26

[18:50] lots on 30.73 acres located off of patent road in the fifth voting

[18:55] district. Staff, >> thank you, Mr. Chairman.

[18:58] Again, these this development is located off Patent Road and access from Horton

[19:04] Highway to the west. This phase totals 30.73 acres shown in the blue. uh

[19:11] consist of 26 lot shown in pink be approximately 9.33 37 acres of open

[19:16] space shown in the greenway trail will be uh installed on the north

[19:23] perimeter um in alignment with the phase two roads will be private

[19:31] shown in the yellow water be provided by the Nville Cro utility district lots are

[19:37] served by a nontraditional wastewater treatment and disposal system. The

[19:41] preliminary plan is consistent with con with with the concept plan and staff

[19:45] recommends approval with the standard conditions outlined in the staff report.

[19:50] » Thank you.

[19:56] » No issues with the staff report. >> Okay. Thank you. Any questions of the

[20:00] applicant on this? >> Quick question,

[20:03] » sir. >> The greenway, I see that it's near 840.

[20:07] How close is that to the interstate? >> It's uh about from the actual road

[20:14] itself, it's probably a couple hundred feet, but it's it's within our boundary,

[20:18] I think 50 feet or so. >> Okay.

[20:22] » Is it is there any buffer between the greenway and the interstate or is it

[20:25] » There are trees and stuff between the interstate. So,

[20:31] okay.

[20:34] » Any other questions?

[20:38] Do we have a motion on this item? >> Motion to approve first.

[20:43] » A motion to second. All in favor signify by saying I. I.

[20:47] » Motion passes. Thank you. Item number 35, preliminary plat review for the keep

[20:54] at Arrington subdivision containing 13 lots on 88.03 acres located off of Haley

[21:01] Road Lane in the fifth voting district. Staff.

[21:05] » Thank you, Mr. chairman. This property is located off of Haley Lane, shown in

[21:09] red along the right side of the screen. The development total is 88.03 acres in

[21:14] size and contains 13 lots shown in the pink. Uh there's approximately 13.2

[21:20] acres of open space and that is shown in the green. The roads will be public and

[21:24] the roads are shown in the yellow. Waters provided by the Nolanville

[21:27] College Grove Utility District. Lots will be served by individual on-site

[21:31] sector systems. The Department of S not yet. Uh this plan is consistent with the

[21:35] concept plan and staff recommends approval standard conditions outlined in

[21:38] the staff report. >> Thank you. The applicant present

[21:46] » one last time. >> No issues with the stock report.

[21:51] » Any questions of this applicant? >> Do we have a motion?

[21:59] » Motion and second. All in favor signify by saying I. opposed. Motion passes.

[22:05] Thank you. >> Thank you.

[22:08] » Under final plats, item number 36, final plat review for re-ubdivision of lot

[22:14] one, the Flint Meadow LLC subdivision containing three lots on 18.25 acres

[22:21] located off of Steeplechase Lane in the eighth voting district. Staff, thank

[22:26] you, Mr. Chairman. The property is located off Steeplechase Lane shown in

[22:30] red at the top of the screen. The development total is 19.25 acres in

[22:34] size. You can see the entire development in the blue. The development contains

[22:38] one lot created in 2022 and this will be adding two family subdivision lots for a

[22:43] total of three lots. The family subdivision lots are shown in the pink.

[22:47] These lots are accessed by an access easement shown in the yellow. Resource

[22:51] action standards have been met. Water is provided by the Harpath Valley Utility

[22:54] District. Wastewater handled via the Harpath Valley Utility District as well.

[22:59] The revised final plat is in order and staff recommends approval with the

[23:02] standard conditions outlined in the staff report.

[23:04] » Thank you. Is the applicant present?

[23:11] » It's Tim Donlin with Don Land Surveying. >> You have anything to add to staff's

[23:16] report? >> Pardon?

[23:17] » Anything to add to staff report? >> No.

[23:21] » Any questions of the applicant? >> Motion to approve first. Second. Motion

[23:28] made and second. All in favor signify by saying I.

[23:31] » I. >> Opposed. Motion passes. Thank you.

[23:34] » Thank you. >> Item number 37, final flat review for

[23:40] Wild Grass LL subdivision containing three lots on 95.48

[23:46] acres located off Casper Road in the first voting district. Staff.

[23:52] » Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh this property is located off Cas Casperis

[23:56] Road as you can see in red on the upper left corner of the screen.

[24:00] Uh the development consists of 95.48 acres.

[24:05] Um it will have three lots uh shown in pink.

[24:10] The lots are accessed by an access easement shown in yellow.

[24:15] The resource protection standards have been met.

[24:19] Water will be provided by individual on-site wells.

[24:23] Waste water will be handled via individual on-site septic systems.

[24:28] The final plat is consistent with the preliminary plat

[24:32] and staff recommends approval with standard conditions outlined in the

[24:35] staff report. >> Thank you. The applicant present.

[24:44] » Keith Brotherton. I'm the surveyor for the project. I answer any questions.

[24:49] » Do you have anything to add to staff's reporter?

[24:51] » Okay. Any questions of the applicant? >> Motion to approve for staff.

[24:58] » Second. >> Motion made in a second. All in favor

[25:01] signify by saying I. >> Opposed.

[25:04] » Motion passes. Thank you. >> Commissioner, can I say one thing,

[25:07] » sir? Um, there was a an item that was supposed to be added to the non-consent

[25:12] agenda or the non-aggenda item tonight and I think it failed to make it. The

[25:18] owner is on his way here and he would like to just voice his opinion on this

[25:23] issue. Um, he's about 15 minutes away. I didn't know if staff would be willing to

[25:28] hear him out. Mr. Chairman, and a request from Mr.

[25:35] Brotherton was not made to our office for the non-aggenda item. I only learned

[25:40] about it this when Mr. Brotherton came in. We discussed it, but we did not

[25:46] receive a request for a non-aggenda item. That's why it does not appear on

[25:50] your agenda and I did not make the announcement earlier.

[25:53] » Okay.

[25:56] Is it's something that's coming before us?

[25:59] » It will be the next meeting. >> It'll be here in your at your March

[26:03] meeting. Yes. >> Okay.

[26:05] So, what why why can't you wait till the next meeting?

[26:09] » Well, the the owner did schedule a meeting. Um, it it was held on January

[26:15] 15th. It was myself, the owner, and Aaron at the meeting. Uh, I know the

[26:20] owner did follow up with an email after the meeting. Um, and I was not aware

[26:25] that I needed to send uh another email requesting this to be on as a

[26:30] non-aggenda item. Um, I know this is very important to

[26:33] him. I I'm just acting in his place for the moment because he's on his way and

[26:37] he'd like to make sure he had a moment to speak and I think the way we're

[26:41] cruising through the agenda. I just didn't want him not to be able to have

[26:44] that time. >> Um, look, since we haven't been notified

[26:49] ahead of time and stuff, I think we'll have to wait for for the next meeting.

[26:53] It's nothing we should handle at this meeting at this time. Okay.

[26:57] » But I appreciate you coming and telling us. Thank you.

[27:03] Item number 39, final plat review revised for Fair Farms LLE subdivision

[27:09] containing three lots on 42 point. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Uh, I'm sorry. Final

[27:18] thought review for Emerson Ridge LL subdivision containing five lots on

[27:23] 54.91 acres located off of Haley Road in the

[27:28] fifth voting district.

[27:33] Go on the right. It's Hill. Oh,

[27:43] » excuse me.

[27:57] Yeah, it's still the same project. It's just the street is different. It's a

[28:01] different >> This is Gozy Hill Road.

[28:03] » Yeah. >> But didn't we Okay.

[28:08] I'm sorry. Uh item number 38 is final flat review for Emerson Road LLE

[28:16] containing five lots on 54.91 acres located off of Goce Hill Road in the

[28:22] fifth voting district. Staff.

[28:27] » Thank you, Mr. Chairman, >> the property is located

[28:33] off of Gocei Hill Road, shown in red on the left side of the screen. The

[28:38] development totals 54.91 acres in size and contains five lots which are shown

[28:43] in the lots will be accessed by an access

[28:47] easement shown in the yellow the center of the screen. Resource protection

[28:51] standards have been met. Water will be provided by the Milrooft and utility

[28:54] district and waste water is going to be handled via individual on-site septic

[28:58] systems which the department of sewage disposal management has approved. This

[29:02] final plan is consistent with the preliminary plan and staff's approval

[29:05] the standard conditions outlined in the staff report.

[29:08] » Thank you. Does the applicant present?

[29:16] » Good evening. My name is Richard Sullivan. I'm with Svin Engineering. I'm

[29:20] representing this project. >> Have any questions as far as staff's

[29:25] report? >> All good.

[29:28] » Okay. Thank you. Any questions this applicant?

[29:33] » Motion to approve our staff. >> Motion approved. Do we have a second?

[29:38] » Second. >> Motion made a second. All in favor

[29:40] signify by saying I. I. >> Opposed. Motion passes. Thank you.

[29:45] » Thank you.

[29:48] Item 39, final plat review revised for Fair Farm

[29:54] LLE subdivision containing three lots on 42.48 acres located off of Spantown Road

[30:01] in the fifth voting district. Staff, >> thank you, Mr. Chairman. The property is

[30:06] located off Spantown Road, which is shown in red on the left side of the

[30:09] screen. The development totals 42.48 acres in size. It contains five lots,

[30:13] which will be shown in the pic. They're revising this plat to add two fire

[30:18] hydrants to reduce the minimum building separation between the lots. The lots

[30:22] are accessed by a shared access easement shown in the yellow at the center of the

[30:25] screen. Water's provided by Nolanville College Grove Utility District and

[30:28] wastewater handled via individual on-site sector systems which the

[30:31] department of silos management has approved. This final plat's consistent

[30:35] with plinary plat staff recommends approval. Standard conditions outline

[30:38] the staff report. >> Thank you. The applicant present.

[30:48] Hi, Daniel Alman Tquare Engineering. >> Do you have anything to add just to

[30:52] report? >> No, sir.

[30:53] » Okay. Any questions as applicant? >> Yes, sir.

[30:59] » How long have you been growing that beard?

[31:02] » Uh 15 years. >> Okay. It's impressive.

[31:06] » It stopped growing like five or six years ago.

[31:11] » Okay. Okay. Any other questions?

[31:18] » Motion to approve per staff. >> Second.

[31:20] » Motion second. All in favor signify by saying I.

[31:24] » Opposed. >> Motion passes. Thank you.

[31:27] » Thank you, sir. >> Do you have any other business?

Williamson County Planning Commission Meeting - February 12, 2026.

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