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1. Items on the agenda
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2. The Town Advisory
Board may combine two or more agenda items for consideration.
4. UC-0816-15 – PAIRADICE TRUST:
5. UC-0817-15 – PAIRADICE TRUST
8. TM-0203-15 - LEWIS INVESTMENT CO
13. VS-0808-15 - LEWIS INVESTMENT CO
19. ZC-0807-15 – LEWIS INVESTMENT CO
9. TM-0204-15 – KB HOME
14. VS-0810-15 – KB HOME
16. WS-0809-15 – KB HOME
11. UC-0826-15 – MAJESTIC NV PPTY HOLDINGS
12. UC-0827-15 – MAJESTIC
3. The Town Advisory
Board may remove an item from the agenda or delay discussion relating to an
item at any time.
ANNOUNCEMENTS NONE
PRESENTATION
Presentation by the
Clark County Water Reclamation District to provide an update on the PWI
(Paradise Whitney Interceptor): For information see: www.thelvpipeline.com/
Presented by Marty
Flynn of the Clark County Water Reclamation District
• The
Paradise Whitney Interceptor is a 13 miles long pipeline running from Valley
View and Serene to the treatment plant on Nellis and Flamingo.
• The interceptor is not a regular sewer
line.
• The entire project is separated into three
segments:
o Western
o Central
o Eastern
• This presentation focuses on the Western
segment:
• Beginning at Eldorado and Bermuda, which is
almost finished, then up Wigwam under Las Vegas Blvd and the I-15, to Valley
View, and then down Valley View to Serene.
• Final completion of entire project slated for
mid-2018.
• Neighbor along the route are notified in the
following manner:
o Prior to work in an area, letters are sent;
o Depending on expected issues, the
notification radius could be up to ¼ mile;
o In the case of businesses affected by access
issues, the notification is personal contact;
• The time frame for the segment east of
• The project as originally conceived was a 5 to
7-year project but is now expected to be 3 ½ to 4 years.
• About half complete with work on Valley View:
down Wigwam will be next.
• The proposed treatment plant at Valley View
and Serene is no longer planned.
ZONING AGENDA:
1. UC-0726-15
– KNOWLES, MARJORIE:
APPROVE per staff “if
approved” conditions and per revised plans presented at the
USE PERMITS for the
following:
1) an existing
accessory structure (cabana/deck) not architecturally compatible with the
principal structure; and
2) modified design
standards for existing accessory structures.
WAIVER OF DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS to reduce the separation between existing buildings and
structures in conjunction with an existing single family residence on 0.9 acres
in an R-E (Rural Estates Residential) (RNP-I) Zone. Generally located on the north side of
PREVIOUS ACTION
Enterprise TAB
(Previously heard)
The applicant retained an architect who developed a plan
to bring the property into compliance with title 30 and the building
codes. Since the last TAB meeting, the
cabana was painted to a desert tone that matches the house and one building was
moved to the correct setback. The applicant’s representative states that they will
work with current planning and the building department to bring the property
into compliance during the 1-year review period.
2. UC-0792-15 – DIAMOND
APPROVED per staff
conditions
USE PERMIT to increase
the height of an existing communication tower (monopole).
DESIGN REVIEW for a
communication tower in conjunction with an existing warehouse building and
contractor’s storage yard on 4.1 acres in an M-1 (Light Manufacturing)
Zone. Generally located on the north side of
3. UC-0802-15 – SUMMERLIN ASSET
MANAGEMENT LLC:
Motion to:
APPROVE per staff
conditions
CHANGE Current Planning
bullet #1 to read:
• Design Review as a
public hearing for lighting and signage;
ADD a Public Works –
Development Review condition:
• Install center-line
barrier on
Motion PASSED
USE PERMITS for the
following:
1) alcohol sales beer
and wine (package only);
2) alcohol sales
liquor (package only);
3) convenience store;
4) gasoline station;
5) offices;
6) retail sales and
services; and
7) personal services
in conjunction with a proposed retail center.
WAIVERS OF DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS for the following:
1) reduced setbacks;
2) reduced separation
to a residential use;
3) access to a local
street; and
4) commercial driveway
geometrics in conjunction with a proposed retail center.
DESIGN REVIEW for a
proposed retail center (on 1.4 acres in an H-2 (General Highway Frontage) Zone
and an R-E (Rural Estates Residential) Zone in an MUD-3 Overlay District). Generally located on the southeast corner of
Area residents are opposed to this application. They have the following concerns:
·
The neighbors
expected this property to be developed as residential.
·
Wanted to know when
the property was zoned H-2
·
Opposed to the curb
cut on
·
Concerned with
additional traffic that could be generated on
·
Consider the left turn
form
·
The residents were
not aware that micro hospital is to be built on the northeast corner of
The TAB considered the following:
·
The uses are
permitted in the H-2 zone.
·
The adjacent
property to the east is land use planed for Residential High.
·
Many local street
alignments have been eliminated by gated communities
o
Too many local
streets have been vacated so that there is not sufficient routing to
accommodate the increased traffic.
o
The result: once
·
TAB experience
indicates left turns onto an arterial increase the accident potential.
The TAB recommended two added conditions, First the
design review for lighting and signage be a public hearing so the neighbors are
notified and have a chance to comment.
Second, install a center line barrier along Decatur Blvd. to prevent
left in and left out turns. Many
accidents occurred on Rainbow Blvd. until the centerline barriers were
installed.
4. UC-0816-15 – PAIRADICE TRUST:
DENIED
USE PERMIT to reduce
the separation between 2 proposed community residences in conjunction with a
single family home on 0.5 acres in an R-E (Rural Estates Residential) (RNP-I)
Zone. Generally located on the north side of Raven Avenue, 150 feet east
of Monte Cristo Way within
Enterprise. SB/jt/ml (For possible
action) 01/19/16 PC
There is significant neighborhood opposition (16
residents) to reducing the separation between community residences. The local residents also felt the low density
in the area would hinder the intended integration into the neighborhood as part
of the rehab process.
The TAB agreed with the staff position stated below:
“A community residence provides a family-like arrangement
for unrelated individuals with disabilities in need of mutual support furnished
by other residents of the community residence, as well as the support services
of the operator of the community residence. Since a community residence is considered a
residential use, a minimum of 660-foot separation is necessary to prevent the
concentration of community residences. Locating community residences closer
than 660 feet can also inhibit the treatment of residents by reducing the opportunity
for the residents to integrate into a residential setting. In addition, staff stated
the proposed community residence, together with the proposed abutting community
residence to the west, would alter the residential character of neighborhood by
creating an institutional atmosphere due to the concentration of community
residences in a cul-de-sac.”
5. UC-0817-15
– PAIRADICE TRUST:
DENIED
USE PERMIT to reduce
the separation between 2 proposed community residences in conjunction with a
single family home on 0.5 acres in an R-E (Rural Estates Residential) (RNP-I)
Zone. Generally located on the north side of Raven Avenue and the east
side of Monte Cristo Way within
Enterprise. SB/jt/ml (For possible
action) 01/19/16 PC
There is significant neighborhood opposition (16
residents) to reducing the separation between community residences. The local residents also felt the low density
in the area would hinder the intended integration into the neighborhood as part
of the rehab process.
The TAB agreed with the staff position stated below:
“A community residence provides a family-like arrangement
for unrelated individuals with disabilities in need of mutual support furnished
by other residents of the community residence, as well as the support services
of the operator of the community residence. Since a community residence is considered a
residential use, a minimum of 660-foot separation is necessary to prevent the
concentration of community residences. Locating community residences closer
than 660 feet can also inhibit the treatment of residents by reducing the opportunity
for the residents to integrate into a residential setting. In addition, staff stated
the proposed community residence, together with the proposed abutting community
residence to the west, would alter the residential character of neighborhood by
creating an institutional atmosphere due to the concentration of community
residences in a cul-de-sac.”
6. VS-0823-15
– PROLOGIC-EXCHANGE BELTWAY LAND, LLC:
APPROVED per staff
conditions
VACATE AND ABANDON a
portion of right-of-way being Lindell
Road located between Sunset Road and the 215 Beltway, and a portion of right-of-way being Sunset Road located between Hauck Street and Lindell Road within Enterprise (description on file). SS/co/ml (For possible action) 01/19/16 PC
7. UC-0688-14
(ET-0169-15) – GREYSTONE NEVADA, LLC:
APPROVED per staff
conditions
USE PERMIT FIRST EXTENSION OF TIME to commence modified residential development standards
in conjunction with a single family subdivision.
WAIVERS for the
following:
1) allow modified
street improvements to Clark County Standard Drawings; and
2) allow early final
grading.
DESIGN REVIEW for a
single family residential subdivision on 19.7 acres in an R-2 (Medium Density
Residential) P-C (Planned Community Overlay) Zone in the Rhodes Ranch Master
Planned Community. Generally located on the south side of Ford Avenue and the west
side of Chieftain Street within
Enterprise and Spring Valley. SB/rk/ml
(For possible action) 01/20/16 BCC
8. TM-0203-15
- LEWIS INVESTMENT CO NV, LLC, ET AL:
DENIED: too dense
particularly along Hualapai Way bordering the Red Rock Design Area.
TENTATIVE MAP
consisting of 426 single family residential lots and common lots on a 56.9
acres in an R-2 (Medium Density Residential) Zone with a portion of the
development in the MUD-4 Overlay District.
Generally located on the east
side of Hualapai Way and the south side of Serene Avenue within Enterprise.
SB/pb/ml (For possible action) 01/20/16 BCC
9. TM-0204-15
– KB HOME NEVADA, INC:
APPROVED per staff
conditions
TENTATIVE MAP
consisting of 27 single family residential lots and common lots on 3.1 acres in
an R-2 (Medium Density Residential) Zone.
Generally located on the
northwest corner of Jones Boulevard and Frias Avenue within Enterprise.
SB/al/ml (For possible action) 01/20/16 BCC
10. UC-0797-15
– SOUTHERN HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH:
Motion to:
NO RECOMMENDATION on Use
Permit;
APPROVE Waivers of
Development Standards 1a, 1b, and 2;
Motion passed
USE PERMIT to reduce
the front setback for an approved place of worship.
WAIVERS OF DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS for the following:
1) alternative landscaping;
and
2) allow a
non-standard street improvement in the right-of-way (drainage and retaining
structures)
in conjunction with an approved place of worship on 5.0
acres in an R-E (Rural Estates Residential) Zone. Generally located on the south side of Pebble Road (alignment), 300
feet east of Torrey Pines Drive within
Enterprise. sb/pb/ml (For possible
action) 01/20/16 BCC
After reading the staff summary sheet, listening to the
applicant’s explanation, and questioning the staff member present, the TAB
members did not understand the reason for the Use Permit. As a result, no recommendation was made.
The alternative landscaping is appropriate because the
church and planned school to the south will have shared parking. The nonstandard street improvements are
required until Pebble Road is reduced to a collector.
11. UC-0826-15 – MAJESTIC NV PPTY
HOLDINGS, LLC, ET AL:
Motion to:
APPROVE per staff
conditions and,
ADD Current Planning
condition:
• 2-year review for Design Review #2.
Motion PASSED
USE PERMIT to allow
deviations as shown per plans on file.
DEVIATIONS for the
following:
1) allow a proposed
restaurant in conjunction with an existing resort hotel (Silverton) without the
primary means of access through the interior of the resort hotel; and
2) all other
deviations as depicted per plans on file.
DESIGN REVIEWS for the
following:
1) a proposed
restaurant;
2) relocate an
existing watercraft storage area; and
3) signage for a
proposed restaurant
in conjunction with an existing resort hotel on a portion
of 78.6 acres in an H-1 (Limited Resort and Apartment) Zone and an H-1 (Limited
Resort and Apartment) (AE-60) Zone in the MUD-2 Overlay District. Generally located 1,900 feet southeast of the southeast corner of
Blue Diamond Road and Dean Martin Drive
within Enterprise. SB/jt/ml (For possible action) 01/20/16 BCC
There was a question whether the watercraft area is
temporary or permanent? If it is
temporary, a screened chain link fence is appropriate. If the area is permanent, then there should
be a decorative block wall and landscaping provided.
12. UC-0827-15 – MAJESTIC ENTERPRISE
HOLDINGS, LLC:
Motion to:
APPROVE per staff
conditions and,
ADD Current Planning
conditions:
• Design Review as a
Public Hearing for Lighting and Signage;
• Any future Design
Review to be as a Public Hearing.
Motion PASSED
USE PERMITS for the
following:
1) proposed retail and
service; and
2) proposed
restaurants.
DESIGN REVIEW for a
proposed shopping center on a portion of 13.4 acres in an H-1 (Limited Resort
and Apartment) (AE-60) Zone in the MUD-2 Overlay District. Generally located on the southwest corner of Blue Diamond Road and
Dean Martin Drive within Enterprise.
SB/jt/ml (For possible
action) 01/20/16 BCC
Lighting and signage were not part of this
application. The TAB recommends a public
hearing for those items.
There is considerable public interest in this item by the
area residents. Any future development
should have a public hearing to allow the local resident to express their
opinion.
13. VS-0808-15 - LEWIS INVESTMENT CO NV,
LLC, ET AL:
APPROVED per staff
conditions
VACATE AND ABANDON
easements of interest to Clark County located between Serene Avenue
(alignment) and Gary Avenue (alignment) and between Hualapai Way (alignment) and Grand Canyon Drive
(alignment) within Enterprise
(description on file). SB/pb/ml (For possible action) 01/20/16 BCC
14. VS-0810-15 – KB HOME NEVADA, iNC:
APPROVED per staff
conditions
VACATE AND ABANDON
portions of rights-of-way being Sweet
Woodruff Drive and Massachusetts Lane located between Haleh Avenue and Frias
Avenue within Enterprise (description
on file). SB/al/ml (For possible action) 01/20/16 BCC
15. WS-0800-15 – SDVQ, LLC:
Motion to:
WITHDRAW Waivers of
Development Standards number 1, 3 and 4; no longer needed;
APPROVE Waivers of
Development Standards number 2;
APPROVE Waivers of
Conditions;
APPROVE Design Review per
plans and diagrams submitted to the TAB on 12-30-2015;
ADD Current Planning
condition:
• Accommodate
potential for cross access if a compatible development occurs to the west.
Motion PASSED
WAIVERS OF DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS for the following:
1) allow a proposed
metal building where not permitted;
2) cross access with
parcel to the west;
3) roofline
variations; and
4) decorative roof
elements for an office/warehouse building.
WAIVERS OF CONDITIONS
of a zone change (ZC-0231-08) requiring the following:
1) right-of-way
dedication to include 30 feet for Wagon Trail Avenue with related spandrel; and
2) if Wagon Trail
Avenue is not dedicated, the applicant will need to coordinate the access and
termination of Westwind Road with APNs 176-01-102-006 and 176-01-102-009.
DESIGN REVIEW for an
office/warehouse building on 2.5 acres in an M-D (Designed Manufacturing)
(AE-60) Zone in the CMA Design Overlay District. Generally located on the west side of Lindell Road, 700 feet south
of Sunset Road within Enterprise. SS/al/ml (For possible action) 01/20/16
BCC
The applicant presented
new plans for the building which eliminated the need for Waiver of Development
Standards 1,3 and 4.
Staff has no objection to the Waiver of Conditions
because not dedicating right–of-way for Wagon Trail
Avenue will not land-lock any parcel. Staff coordinated
with the Department of Aviation since they are
the owners of the adjacent parcel to the west APN
176-01-102-009 and they also have no objection to
this waivers of conditions.
The TAB recommended the applicant have the to ability to
provide cross access to the west if the adjacent property is developed with a
compatible use. This would comply with
the CMA design standards.
16. WS-0809-15 – KB HOME NEVADA, INC:
Motion to:
APPROVE per staff conditions and,
ADD a Current Planning
condition:
• Retaining wall along Jones to be stair-stepped.
Motion PASSED
WAIVER OF DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS to increase wall height in conjunction with a single
family residential development.
DESIGN REVIEW for a
proposed single family residential development on 3.1 acres in an R-2 (Medium
Density Residential) Zone. Generally located on the northwest corner of Frias Avenue and Jones
Boulevard within Enterprise. SB/al/xx (For possible action) 01/20/16
BCC
17. ZC-0799-15 – CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Motion to:
APPROVE Zone Change per
staff conditions;
DENY Design Review re:
traffic flow;
ADD Current Planning
condition:
• Comply with
Mountain’s Edge Master Plan landscape, lighting, and architectural color
palettes;
Motion PASSED
ZONE CHANGE to
reclassify 12.6 acres from R-E (Rural Estates Residential) Zone to P-F (Public
Facility) Zone.
DESIGN REVIEW for a
public school (elementary). Generally located on the south side of Chartan Avenue and the west
side of Pioneer Way within Enterprise
(description on file). SB/rk/ml (For
possible action) 01/20/16 BCC
Several neighbors are opposed to this project. Their concerns are:
·
Pick-up and drop-off
will grid-lock their neighborhood.
·
The school should be
built on another site.
·
The building is too
tall
·
Will crosswalks be
installed
·
Building design
colors, lighting and landscaping does not match their neighborhood.
·
What effect will
ground fill have on building height relative to the surrounding homes?
The TAB considered the following:
·
The southwest
schools are seriously overcrowded.
·
All the available
school sites within Mountain’s Edge have a planned school.
·
Homes fronting on
Chartan Ave. and Boyd Ave. will be very impacted by the planned pick up and
drop off points.
·
No homes front on
Kane Spring St. and S. Pioneer Way.
·
Insufficient onsite
queuing for pickup and drop off.
·
There is
insufficient staff parking space shown on the plans
·
Some of the visitor
parking should be assigned to staff parking.
·
The building color
palette and landscaping are not consistent with the Mountain’s Edge Master
Plan.
The TAB denied the Design Review based on the traffic
experienced at other elementary school locations. The TAB expects homes located along Chartan
Ave. and Boyd Ave will be seriously impacted.
The drop-off points should be moved to Kane Springs St. and S. Pioneer
Way to reduce the impact on homes that front on Chartan Ave. and Boyd Ave. Additional on site queuing areas vc
should be built into the site.
The TAB has consistently recommended that all projects in
or around the Mountain’s Edge Master Plan use the Mountain’s Edge landscape,
lighting, and architectural color palettes.
This would help the proposed school to better blend into neighborhood.
If the Mountain Edge standards are not followed there
should be a design review as a public hearing for lighting and signage.
18. ZC-0803-15 – IRON EAGLE 7 PROPERTIES,
LLC:
APPROVED per staff
conditions
ZONE CHANGE to reclassify 0.9 acres
from R-E (Rural Estates Residential) Zone to C-1 (Local Business) Zone for a
proposed retail center.
DESIGN REVIEW for a
proposed retail center. Generally located on the southeast corner of Pebble Road and
Decatur Boulevard within Enterprise
(description on file). SB/al/ml (For
possible action) 01/20/16 BCC
19. ZC-0807-15
– LEWIS INVESTMENT CO NV, LLC, ET AL:
Motion to:
APPROVE Zone Change
APPROVE Waiver of Conditions
DENY Design Review #1: density
too high particularly along Hualapai Way
APPROVE Design Review #2
ADD a Current Planning
condition:
• Design Review as a Public Hearing for significant changes
to plans;
ADD Public Works –
Development Review conditions:
• All pole mounted lighting to be fully shielded including
street lights;
• Street lights at intersections only;
Motion PASSED
ZONE CHANGE to
reclassify 17.5 acres from R-E (Rural Estates Residential) Zone to R-2 (Medium
Density Residential) Zone with a portion in the MUD-4 Overlay District.
WAIVER OF CONDITIONS
of a zone change (ZC-0122-15), vacation and abandonment (VS-0123-15) and
tentative map (TM-0039-15) requiring right-of-way dedication of 30 feet for
Gary Avenue and 47 feet for Richmar Avenue and all associated spandrels.
DESIGN REVIEWS for the
following:
1) a proposed single
family residential development; and
2) increased finished
grade on 56.9 acres.
Generally located
on the east side of Hualapai Way and the south side of Serene Avenue within Enterprise (description on file). SB/pb/ml (For possible action) 01/20/16
BCC
The TAB considered the following:
·
The public services
and commercial services needed to support the proposed density are not in
place.
·
The use of the power
easement as developed open space is excellent.
·
For a project this
large there is little neighborhood continuity.
·
Streets run from
east to west with no access to the next street.
·
Given the acreage
available, a significantly better neighborhood design can be created.
·
The Red Rock Design
Overlay is abutting on the west side.
·
The current lot
standard in the Red Rock Design Overlay is 1 unit per 2 acres.
·
The density along
Hualapai Way is too high given the abutting overlay.
· The lighting standards are significantly more restrictive
in the Red Rock Design Overlay.
The TAB opinion is that this project is too dense
abutting the Red Rock Design overlay district.
West of Hualapai Way the lot size is 80,000 sq. ft. minimum. This is not a good transition. There should be significant larger lots in
the western portion of this project to provide a transition to a much lower
density land use.
The TAB is also concerned that the proposed density will
strain the public and commercial services this far to the west. Urban Land Use Policy
# 6 states, “the cumulative impact developments will have on area services
including fire, police, water, sewer, roads, schools, and adjacent
municipalities should be considered.”
The Red Rock Design Area uses rural road standards and
limits the design of street lighting. As
a transition measure the TAB recommends that street lights be fully shielded
and only used at street intersections.
The TAB questioned the east-west street pattern. The street pattern segregates each private
street from the overall development reducing the sense of community. Urban Land use policy # 7 encourages
complementary land uses to provide appropriate connectivity and not be
segregated. The TAB does not consider
this project design as meeting the new Urban Land Use Policies.
20. UC-0775-15 – ALLEN, JAMES & SUSAN:
APPROVED per staff
conditions with tower limited to 60 feet.
USE PERMIT to allow a
proposed communication tower.
DESIGN REVIEW for a
proposed communication tower and associated equipment in conjunction with an
existing single family residence on a portion of 4.0 acres in an R-E (Rural
Estates Residential) (RNP-I) Zone.
Generally located on the south
side of Camero Avenue, 270 feet east of Cimarron Road within Enterprise.
SB/dg/ml (For possible action) 01/05/16 PC
PREVIOUS ACTION
Enterprise TAB December 9, 2015: HELD to the December 30,
2015 TAB meeting per prior request of the applicant. (Not previously heard)
There were representatives of two housing developers and
two neighbors in opposition to this project.
The two neighborhood meeting had 15 neighbors in favor and 1 opposed.
The opposition concerns are:
The proposed tower would spoil the rural character of the
neighborhood.
The tower is too tall.
Cell towers do not belong in residential area.
The favorable concerns are:
Cell service in the area has become spotty with the
increased development.
The water tank design is an excellent fit in the rural
area.
The wrought iron fence and equipment structure matching
the house architecture is a good standard for the RNP-1 areas.
The applicant demonstrated that there is a hole in their
coverage and capacity for the area. The
proposed location is approximately the center of that capacity and coverage
hole. There was a suggestion to move the
proposed tower to a commercial area.
However, the nearest commercial area would not provide the same capacity
and coverage.
The proposed design is the best fit for the RNP areas the
TAB has seen.
The TAB asked the representatives of the two housing
developers whether they had a design that would be acceptable to them, but they
did not.
There is a concern that an 80-foot tower maybe be too
tall for the neighborhood. The TAB
recommended a lower tower height.
21. ZC-0738-15 – USA:
APPROVED per staff
conditions
ZONE CHANGE to
reclassify 20.0 acres from R-E (Rural Estates Residential) Zone to P-F (Public
Facility) Zone.
DESIGN REVIEW for a
proposed elementary school on 14.0 acres.
Generally located on the east
side of Arville Street, 660 feet north of Windmill Lane within Enterprise (description on file). ss/pb/ml (For possible action) 01/06/16
BCC
PREVIOUS ACTION
Enterprise TAB December 9, 2015: HELD to the December 30,
2015 TAB meeting per prior request of the applicant. (Not previously heard)
This is an excellent site for a school without the
constraints of other locations. The
parking seems to be adequate for an elementary school and has approximately
1800 ft. of vehicle stacking available for drop-off and pick-up. The queuing situation for this site is much
better than other locations.
GENERAL BUSINESS:
TAB receive update and
discuss the Community Plan Work Group. (For possible action)
Mr. Chestnut presented
the TAB with a written discussion of the Rural Neighborhoods and suggestions to
amend policy and Title 30 standards. He
requested that TAB members be ready to discuss this topic at the next TAB
meeting.
PUBLIC COMMENTS NONE
NEXT MEETING DATE: January 13, 2016, 6:00 pm
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