HOMEIAHE-HIS Town Council Meeting August 26, 2024 at 6:00 PM Howey-in the-Hills Town Hall 101 N. Palm Ave., Howey-in-the-Hils, FL34737  MINUTES  Mayor MacFarlane called the Town Council Meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. Mayor MacFarlane led the attendees in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.  Councilor Reneé Lannaman delivered an invocation.  ROLLCALL Acknowledgement ofQuorum MEMBERS PRESENT: Gallelli Mayor Martha MacFarlane STAFF PRESENT:  Councilor Reneé Lannaman Councilor David Miles I Councilor George Lehning Mayor Pro Tem Marie V. Sean O'Keefe, Town Manager] Morgan Cates, Public Works Director Tom Wilkes, Town. Attorney Tom  Harowski, Town Planner Oscar Ojeda, Finance Supervisor John Brock, Town Clerk  AGENDA APPROVALREVIEW  Motion made by Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli to move agenda item #5 (Consideration and Approval: Library Board Member Appointment Approval) to be heard before the Consent Agenda; seconded by Councilor  Lannaman. Motion approved by voice vote.  Voting  Yea: Councilor Lannaman, Councilor Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor MacFarlane  Nay: Councilor Miles  NEW BUSINESS (Agenda. Item #5 moved to appear at this point in the meeting during Agenda. Approval.) 5. Consideration and Approval: Library Board Member Appointment Approval seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli. Motion approved unanimously by voice vote.  Motion made by Councilor Lannaman to approve Pamela Szydlik's appointment to the Library Board; Yea: CounceilorLannaman, Councilor Miles, CouncilorLehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor MacFarlane  Voting Nay: None  1/Page    CONSENT. AGENDA  Routine items are placed on the Consent Agenda to expedite the meeting. IfTown Coumeil/Siaffwisht to discuss any item, the procedure is as follows: (1). Pull the item(s), from the Consent. Agenda; (2) Vote on the remaining 1. The approval of the minutes and ratification and confirmation ofa all Town Council actions ati the August Motion made by Mayor Pro' Tem Gallelli to approve the revised set of minutes; seconded by Yea: Councilor Lannaman, Councilor Miles, Councilor Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor  item(s); and (3). Discuss each pulled item and vote.  12,2024, Town Council Meeting.  Councilor Miles. Motion approved unanimously by voice vote.  Voting MacFarlane Nay: None  2. Consideration and Approval: SLRTAC Agreement  Public Works Director, Morgan Cates, introduced and explained this item. Mr. Cates stated that the South Lake Regional Technical Advisory Committee (SLRTAC) is an organization whose members include the City of Groveland, City ofMinneola, City of Clermont, the City of Mascotte and the Sunshine Water Services Company. Mr. Cates said that the Public Works Directors and a manager from Sunshine Water Services Company meet and discuss water service/utility issues. There would be a cost of$5,000 a year toj join the group and that SLRTAC uses the $5,000 annual fee to hire a consultant that assists the member agencies with utility issues such as andscape/irrigation code, water conservation Councilor Miles stated that it appeared that the City ofGroveland controlled the group and that he did Councilor Lehning suggested that $5,000 cost forj joining this group be added into the budget ifit were Councilor Miles asked where in the Town's budget this item was listed. Town Manager, Sean O'Keefe, stated that it would be placed into the 401 (Water/Sanitation Fund). 533 (Water Utility Service Councilor Lannaman made a motion to approve this agenda item; Mayor. MacFarlane seconded the  plans, and Consumptive Use Permit issues.  not believe. it was in the Town's! best interest toj join the group.  to go forward.  Account). 540 (Dues, Subscriptions, Licenses Object Code) budget line.  motion.  Mayor MacFarlane opened Public Comment for this item only.  Eric Gunesch, 448 Avila PI.-Mr. Gunesch stated that he did not believe that Sunshine Water was a good company since his landscape company worked for Legends GolfCourse and Sunshine Water was Tim Everline, 1012 NI Lakeshore Blvd. - Mr. Everline questioned ifany Town Councilor had seen this  their water supplier.  item prior to the meeting and hes suggested that the agenda item should bet tabled. Mayor MacFarlane withdrew her second for Councilor Lannaman'sr motion.  Mayor MacFarlane closed Public Comment for this item.  Councilor Lannaman withdrew her motion.  2/Page    Motion made by Mayor MacFarlane to table this agenda item to the next meeting; seconded by Yea: Councilor. Lannaman, Councilor Miles, Councilor Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor  Councilor. Lannaman. Motion approved unanimously by voice vote.  Voting MacFarlane Nay: None  3. Consideration and Approval: Modification to GrayRobinson's: Engagement  Town Attorney, Tom Wilkes, explained GrayRobinson's (the Town's contracted law firm) new rate  structure.  Mayor MacFarlane opened Public Comment for this item only.  Tim Everline, 1012 NJ Lakeshore Blvd. - Mr. Everline stated that residents wanted to know what the old rates were for GrayRobinson. Mr. Everline stated that he thought that the Town should get  additional quotes for legal services.  Mayor MacFarlane closed Public Comment for this item.  Motion made by Councilor Miles to approve GrayRobinson's new: rate structure; seconded by Yea: Councilor Lannaman, Councilor Miles, Councilor Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor  Councilor. Lannaman. Motion approved unanimously by voice vote.  Voting MacFarlane Nay: None PUBLICHEARING  4. Consideration and Approval: (second reading) Ordinance 2024-002-Land Development Code  (LDC)Amendments  Town Attorney, Tom Wilkes, read Ordinance 2024-002 out loud by title only:  ANORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF HOWEY-N-TIE-HIIS FLORIDA, PERTAININGTO LAND DEVELOPMENT; PROVIDING FINDINGS AND DETERMINATIONS OF THE' TOWN COUNCIL; AMENDING THE TOWN'S LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE (LDC) TO REVISE PROVISIONS GOVERNING "MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL-I" (MDR-1), "MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL-2" (MDR-2), AND PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) ZONING DISTRICTS, EMPHASIZING LOT-SIZE AND OPEN-SPACE REQUIREMENIS; ADDING NEW "HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL-I" (HDR-1) AND "HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL- 2" (HDR-2) ZONIING DISTRICTS AND THE RESTRICTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS THAT GOVERN LAND USE WITHIN THOSE DISTRICTS; AMENDING MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS OF OTHER ZONING DISTRICTS; CHANGING ALL REFERENCESTO *MAYOR" TO READ "TOWN MANAGER"; AMENDING SECTION 10.00 TO LIMIT PUD ZONING DISTRICTS TO LAND OF 100 ACRES OR MORE; AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.10.1 TOSPECIFYTHE FORM. AND: MANNER IN WHICH CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL FOR PUD ZONING WILL BE MEMORIALIZED; ENACTING SUBSECTION 4.13.05 TO SPECIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR APPROVING VARIANCES; DELETING SUBSECTION 4.15.00 REGARDING LANDOWNER APPLICATIONS FOR AMENDMENTS TO THE LDC; AMENDING NUMEROUS REQUIREMENTS IN CHAPTER 7 OF THE LDC  3IPage    GOVERNING SIDEWALKS, CANOPY TREES, LANDSCAPE BUFFERS, ROOT BARRIERS, AND RELATED SEPARATION DISTANCES; ENACTING NEW SUBSECTION 7.10.02 TO CLARIFY TREE REQUIREMENTS IN RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT; AMENDING TABLE 8.03.02 REGARDING REQUIREMENTS FOR LOCAL ROADS; AMENDING PARAGRAPH 8.05.01.3 TO SPECIFY REQUIREMENTS OF OWNERSHIP, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF WASTEWATER AND RECLAIMED-WATER SYSTEMS IN NEW DEVELOPMENIS; ENACTING PARAGRAPH 8.06.01D TO SPECIFY LIMITATIONS ON EXTERIOR LIGHTING NEAR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES; ENACTING SUBSECTION 8.08.02 TO SPECIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR APPROVALS OF RECREATIONAL AMENITIES IN NEW DEVELOPMENIS; TRANSFERRING SUBSECTION 8.10.0 TO NEW SUBSECTION 1.06.07 WITHOUT CHANGE; AMENDING SUBSECTION 10.02.03 TO SPECIFY THAT ROAD IMPROVEMENTS FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT TO MEET CONCURRENCY REQUIREMENTS MUST BE CONSTRUCTED AT NO COST TO THE TOWN; ADDING AND AMENDING NUMEROUS! DEFINITIONS, IN SUBSECTIONIIZVTO CONFORM AND COMPLEMENT SUBSTANTIVE AMENDMENTS IN OTHER SECTIONS OF THE LDC; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION, SEVERABILITY, AND AN EFFECTIVE Town Planner, Tom Harowski, summarized the recommendations that the Town's Planning and Zoning Board had made ini relation tot this Ordinance and thej proposed amendments to the Land Development Code (LDC). Mr. Harowski explained that thel Planning and Zoning Board's recommendations were: 1. The minimum square footage for a two-car garage in all zoning districts should remain at 400 2. Minimum dwelling unit area in the AG Agriculture District should: remain at 1,500 square feet. 3.1 Minimum dwelling unit area in MDR-1 Medium Density Residential should remain at 1,700 4. Minimum dwelling unit area in MDR-2 Medium Density Residential should remain at 1,200 5.1 Minimum dwelling unit area in SFR Single Family Residential should: remain at 1,800 square  DATE.  square feet rather than the proposed 440: square feet.  square feet. square feet. feet.  6. Side setback for corner yards in MDR-1 should remain at 12.5 feet. 7. Side yard setback for corner yards in MDR-2 should remain at 12.5 feet,  8. Proposed lot size and lot width in MDR-2 should remain as proposed, provided a grandfather provision is included which allows all properties currently zoned MDR2 to retain the current dimensional requirements and setbacks. A list of all affected parcels needs to be complied with to 9.. Amendments to Section 8.05.04 Ei regarding the requirements that potable water not be used 10. Replace Table 2.00.02 with an updated version including the HDR-1 and HDR-2 zoning and 11. Replace the existing table of zoning district dimensional requirements with an updated table. The table will need to be adjusted based on Town Council action on the Planning Board  clearly identify the eligible parcels.  fori irrigation are clarified and should be included in the ordinance.  the revised format.  recommendations, ifa any. (See attached draft table.)  4IPage    12. In Section 1.06.02 B, Town Mayor needs to be changed to Town Manager on page 11 lines 16  and 18.  Mayor MacFarlane opened Public Comment for this item only.  Tim Everline, 1012N. Lakeshore Blvd. - Mr. Everline stated that he did not agree with the Planning Eric Gunesch, 448. Avila PI. - Mr. Gunesch also disagreed with the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendations, especially on garage sizes. Mr. Gunesch stated that he wishes hel had a 440 square Bob Hines, 480 Avila PI. -1 Mr. Hines was: concerned about the provisions in the LDC on canopy tree requirements. Mr. Hines stated that he believes that the builder ofTalichet should have been required to Morgan Cates, Public Works Director - Mr. Cates stated that he was concerned that the Ordinance was removing one ofthe types ofr residential roads that were allowed int the Town. Mr. Cates stated that he believed that this might hinder builders, especially since the new. LDC did not: allow as much density Tina St. Clair, 1351 E Central Ave. (Planning and Zoning Board Chair) - Board Chair St. Clair explained why the Planning and! Zoning Board had made some ofi its recommendation to the LDC.  and Zoning Board's recommendations.  foot garage.  plant canopy trees in Talichet's open spaces.  within developments.  Mayor MacFarlane closed Public Comment for this item.  Councilor Miles said that the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendations were an attempt to return the Town to the existing LDC codes. Councilor Miles stated that he did not agree with the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendations #1 #5. Councilor Miles stated he did not agree with the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendation #8 and that there was no need for a grandfather clause for people zoned MDR-2 and that the residents currently zoned for MDR-2 should just apply for a variance ini the future ifit was needed. Councilor Miles stated that the side setback for corner. yards inl MDR-1 should set to 15 feet. Councilor Miles stated that he agreed with Planning and Zoning Board recommendation #7. Councilor Miles stated that the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendation #9 was already Mayor MacFarlane asked ifthe grandfather clauses were common ini instances like this.  incorporated into the new amended LDC.  Mr. Wilkes stated that the recommendation for the grandfather clause for the MDR-2 zoning was for the protection of existing homeowners and would reduce the number of variance requests int the future. Councilor Lehning said that he was infuriated with the fact that the Planning and Zoning Board had waited until the 2nd reading oft this Ordinance to make these recommendations, that there had been ample opportunity over the last year for the Board to make recommendations while the Town Council Councilor Miles stated he, like Councilor Lehning, was also infuriated. Councilor Miles stated that he agreed with the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendation #10 except that HDR building setbacks should bei included in thet table showing building setbacks. Councilor Miles said that he did agree with  had been working on the proposed amendments.  the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendations #11 and #12.  5Page    Councilor Miles stated that he would make ai motion approving the Ordinance with the following 1. The Town Council rejecting the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendations #1 #5. 2. Side yard setback for corner yards in MDR-1 should be set at 15 feet. 3. Side yard setback for corner yards in] MDR-2 should remain at 12.5 feet. 4. The Town Council rejects thel Planning and Zoning Board's recommendation #8i including the 6. The Table for Zoning District Dimensional Requirements should be included and fill ini the blanks for the Building Setbacks for High Density Residential-1 and High Density Residential- 7. The Town Council should incorporate thel Planning and Zoning Board recommendations #11 8. Onj page 29, line 17, the MDR-1 street side yard setback should be set at 15 feet. 9. Onj page 66, line 9, the maximum project density should bes set to 6 units, not 8. 10. Onj page 67, line 40, the maximum project density should be 10 units, not 12. 11. Under AG( (Agriculture Zoning), the minimum dwelling unit area should be set at 1,500 square Councilor Lehning suggested adding language to the section oft thel Land Development Code that would state that the Land Development Code should be the bare minimum to start negotiations on any PUD Councilor Lannaman stated that she was not in agreement with the required minimum 440 square feet Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli agreed with Councilor Lannaman that garages should not be required to be a minimum of 440 square feet, and she wanted thel Planning and Zoning Board recommendation of the Motion made by Councilor Miles to approve Ordinance 2024-002, with Councilor Miles' proposed amendments and Councilor Lehning suggestion ofadding language to thel PUD negotiation to the Land Development Code; seconded by Councilor Lehning. Motion passed by roll call vote.  amendments:  grandfather clause.  5. Table 2.00.02 (c) should bei included in the LDC.  2. and #12.  feet.  agreement. for garages.  grandfather clause that had been proposed for MDR-2: zoning.  Voting  Yea: Councilor Miles, Councilor Lehning, Mayor MacFarlane Nay: Councilor Lannaman, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli  OLD BUSINESS None NEW BUSINESS  5. Consideration and Approval: Library Board Member. Appointment Approval (this agenda item was moved during the Agenda. Approval portion of the meeting to appear first in the meeting, right before  the Consent Agenda.)  . Consideration and Approval: Cedar Creek Water Agreement  6IPage    Town Manager, Sean O'Keefe, explained that this item had been removed from the agenda and would bel brought back before the Town Council during its next meeting due to the applicant fort the proposed  Cedar Creek development not having enough time to review the agreement. Mayor MacFarlane called a 4-minute recess at 7:41 p.m. 7. Consideration and Approval: Sara Maude Nature Preserve. Funding Town's new Finance Supervisor, Oscar Ojeda, to the Council.  Town Manager, Sean O'Keefe, introduced and explained this agenda item. Mr. O'Keefe introduced the Mr. Ojeda explained that the Town had received quotes for loans from three local banks and that the recommended bank loan was from Seacoast Bank fora 5-year term at an interest rate of5.35%.  Mayor MacFarlane opened Public Comment for this item only.  Tim Everline, 1012 N.I Lakeshore Blvd.-N Mr. Everline stated that he remembered lower interest rates being discussed before (in the neighborhood of2 to 2.5%). Mr. Everline said het thought these interest Eric Gunesch, 448 Avila PI.-  Mr. Gunesch said that he thought these interest rates were tool high and  rates were tool high.  that none of the proposed loans should be accepted. Mayor MacFarlane closed Public Comment for this item.  Councilor Miles said that he was concerned about the interest rates being too high and that he believed that the loan had not been rigorously bid out. Councilor Miles said that this agenda item should come back to the Town Council during the October 28, 2024, Town Council Meeting after the loan has been bid out in a more competitive manner. Councilor Miles stated that the Fed was expected to lower interest rates in early October. Councilor Miles said that, in the interim, the Town should givei itselfan Public Works Director, Morgan Cates, reminded the Town Council that the Councilors were the ones that said to get this project done and told the staff to sign the agreement and get started prior to going Town Attorney, Tom Wilkes, stated that this would be an interfund loan and not an interfund transfer. Mr. Wilkes also stated that, in the paperwork that the United Community Bank had sent, it stated the proposed loan would be a full faith and credit obligation which would require ai referendum vote. Mr. Wilkes stated that he needed to be copied on all loan correspondence int the future. Motion made by Councilor Miles table this item to the October 28, 2024, Town Council Meeting; seconded by Councilor Lehning. Motion passed by roll call vote.  interfund loan to cover the boardwalk construction expenses. out and researchingacquiring a loan to pay for the project.  Voting  Yea: Councilor Miles, Councilor Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor MacFarlane  Nay: Councilor Lannamai  8. Consideration and Approval: Resolution 2024-006- Approval ofTown Councilor. Appointment  Mayor MacFarlane read Resolution 2024-006 out loud by title only:  7IPage    AJ RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF HOWEY-IN-THE-HILIS, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE. MAYOR'S. APPOINTMENT OF A SUCCESSOR1 TO FILLA VACANCY ON' THE TOWN COUNCIL; PROVIDING FOR. AN EFFECTIVE DATE  Mayor MacFarlane opened Public Comment for this item only. Mayor MacFarlane closed Public Comment for this item. Lannaman. Motion approved unanimously by roll call vote.  Eric Gunesch, 448. Avila PI. -1 Mr. Gunesch asked how this process in the resolution would work. Motion made by Councilor Lehning to approve Resolution 2024-006; seconded by Councilor Yea: Councilor Lannamani, Councilor Miles, Councilor Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor  Voting MacFarlane Nay: None  9. Consideration and Approval: Scheduling the First November 2024 Town Council Meeting Town Manager, Sean O'Keefe, explained that the regular date for the first Town Council meeting in November would fall on November11", Veterans Day, and as such should be rescheduled as this wasa Motion made by Councilor Miles to schedule the first Town Council in November for 6 p.m. on Tuesday November 12, 2024; seconded by Councilor Lannaman. Motion approved unanimously Yea: Councilor Lannaman, Councilor Miles, Councilor Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor  Town holiday. by voice vote. Voting MacFarlane Nay: None  10. Consideration and Approval: Wastewater Rate. Increase  Town Manager, Sean O'Keefe introduced and explained this item. Mr. O'Keefe stated that the Town did not currently have a mechanism to raise the Town wastewater rates, similar to the way it can raise the Town's water: rates. Mr. O'Keefe recommended that the Town Council task the Town. Attorney to draft an Ordinance that would allow the Town toi increase wastewater rates, similar tot the way that it Mayor MacFarlane asked Councilor Miles by what amount the Central Lake CDD was proposing to raise wastewater treatment rates. Councilor Miles stated that the Central Lake CDDI had expressed that they would like to raise the wastewater treatment: rates to the Town by $8.01 a month per household. Councilor Lannaman stated that raising the rates that the Town charges for wastewater services Councilor Miles suggested that some oft the proposed wastewater treatment rate increase might not have to be passed onto the current users and that the Town could absorb a portion oft the increase. Mayor MacFarlane opened Public Comment, but seeing no comments, Mayor MacFarlane closed the  works for water rates.  primarily. just affects the Talichet and Venezia neighborhoods.  Public Comment.  8/Page    Motion made by Councilor Miles to direct the' Town Attorney to draft an Ordinance that will allow the Town Council to raise the Town's wastewater rates; seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Yea: Councilor Lannaman, Councilor Miles, Councilor! Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor  Gallelli. Motion passed unanimously by roll call vote.  Voting MacFarlane Nay: None  11. Consideration and Approval: N. Citrus. Ave. Reconstruction Project Approval  Town Manager, Sean O'Keefe, stated that the earliest start date that Pacquette could give the' Town is October 15th, ifthe Town was ready for construction to begin at1 that time. Mr. O'Keefe stated that the Town had received two quotes from Pacquette, the first quote forj just the road work was approximately $350,000 and as second quote for $414,966.75 which would include the moving ofv water lines to Councilor Miles made a motion to approve Paquette's $414,966.75 North Citrus Ave road improvement bid, with the $4,356.75 to be funded out ofthe sidewalk maintenance budget line and the potable water improvement of $64,490 to be funded out of the water fund. There was not a second for this motion. Councilor. Lehning (who is a resident on N. Citrus Ave.) stated that he has not received any sort of agreement yet about the road being moved and the right of way (ROW) changing on his property. Public Works Director, Morgan Cates stated that the Town is currently waiting on the Town Surveyor and' Town Attorney to create new Platting agreements that can be presented to the property owners on N. Citrus Ave. Mr. Cates recommended that the Town take care oft the ROW issues with the road prior Councilor Miles stated that the Town Manager's continued tenure with the Town was contingent on this  correspond with the moving oft the road.  to signing a contract and asking for a start date for the project.  project occurring in a timely manner.  Mayor MacFarlane opened Public Comment for this item only.  Fran Wagler, 409 W. Central Ave. - Mrs. Wagler (Manager of the Howey Mansion) asked how long this project would take. Mrs. Wagler stated that the Mansion' 's busiest time oft the year was in the Fall and the mansion was open 7 days a week. Mrs. Wagler stated that she had sent the Public Works Director an email and it had not been answered about the maintenance of traffic plan and the timeline Mayor MacFarlane stated that she had seen the email response from Mr. Cates, and she then forwarded Motion made by Councilor Miles to table this agenda item to the first' Town Council meetingi in September; seconded by Councilor Lannaman. Motion passed unanimously by voice vote. Yea: Councilor Lannaman, Councilor Miles, Councilor Lehning, Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli, Mayor  for this project. itt to Mrs. Wagler.  Voting MacFarlane Nay: None DEPARTMENT REPORTS 12. Town Manager  9IPage    Town Manager, Sean O'Keefe, reviewed dates of upcoming meetings with the audience. Mr. O'Keefe stated that the Town Planner, Tom Harowski, was retiring and that the Town had sent out a Request for  Qualifications to hire ai new Planning firm to function as the Town Planner.  COUNCIL MEMBER REPORTS 13. Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli None 14. Councilor Lehning  Councilor Lehning stated that his homeowner's insurance was going up from $3,000 to $5,000 and that  the Town Council needed to bei mindful of the types ofo cost increases.  15. Councilor Miles None 16. Councilor Lannaman None 17. Mayor MacFarlane None PUBLIC COMMENTS  Any person wishing to address the Mayor and Town Council and who is not on the agenda is asked to. speak their Tim Everline, 1012 N. Lakeshore Blvd. - Mr. Everline stated that county taxes were increasing by as much as Tina St. Clair, 135] E Central Ave. (Planning and Zoning Board Chair) - Board Chair St. Clair explained the timeline ofwhen the Planning and Zoning Board had received the Ordinance amending the Town'sl Land Development Code. Board Chair St. Clair expressed her frustration with the Town Council not considering the  name and address. Three (3) minutes is allocated! pers speaker.  10%.  recommendation that the Planning and Zoning Board had submitted.  10Page    ADJOURNMENT  There being no further business to discuss, a motion was made by Councilor Lannaman to adjourn the meeting; Mayor Pro Tem Gallelli seconded the motion. Motion was approved unanimously by voice vote.  Thel Meeting.adjoured at 8:59 p.m.] Attendees: 37  Mu Mayor  hbh  Martha MacFarlane   FTEST  - Biok -  J6hn Brock; Town Clerk  11/Page