MEETING MINUTES July 16, 2024  CENTRE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION  Members Present: Rich Francke, Chair, Chris Kunes, Vice-Chair, Bob Dannaker, Members Absent: Denny Hameister, Secretary, Jenn Shufran, Michele Barbin  Deb Simoncek, Andrea Pandolfi  Staff Present: Others Present:  Ray Stolinas, Liz Lose, Chris Schnure, Xochi Confer, Elyse Crawford,  Stacy, Mann, Lori Kerschner  Zane King, PTV, Jeremy Hummel, Larson Design Group  1. Call to Order - Pledge of Allegiance  Mr. Francke welcomed everyone to the Planning Commission meeting and called the meeting to  order at 6:00 p.m. The meeting is being recorded.  2. Citizens Comment Period  None.  3. Additions to Agenda  None.  4. Approval of Minutes  Ar motion was made by Ms. Pandolfi and second by Mr. Dannaker to approve the minutes of  June 18, 2024. Motion carried.  5. Planning Commission Member Updates ATP Steering Committee Member Update Ms. Simoncek and Mr. Stolinas both gave updates.  6. New Business  Subdivision/Land Development  Subdivision:  None submitted for this planning cycle.    Land Development: Dollar General - Snow Shoe Final Land Development Plan One (1) Commercial Building Snow Shoe Township CCPCDO File #30-24  A motion was made by Mr. Kunes to grant conditional final plan approval subject to the review comments from the Snow Shoe Township Engineer and Snow Shoe Township Zoning Officer as well as completion of the pending items and the approval signatures of the Snow Shoe Township Board of Supervisors, second by Ms. Simoncek. Motion  carried.  Jason Bartlebaugh Storage Building Final Land Development Plan Two (2) Storage Buildings Miles Township CCPCDO #41-24  An motion was made by Ms. Pandolfi to grant conditional final plan approval subject to the review comments from the Centre County Engineer as well as completion of the pending items and the approval signatures of the Miles Township Board of Supervisors,  second by Mr. Dannaker. Motion carried.  Time Extension Requests: July 16, 2024 Meeting Potter Township Walker Township.. Taylor Township. Potter Township Benner Township Snow Shoe Township  The Horizon at Brush Valley - Phase 2 Subdivision (CFA) Shady Farm Solar Project Land Development (CFA)  File No. 34-24 File No. 16-24  1st Request (No Fee Required) 1st Request (No Fee Required) 3rd Request (No Fee Required) 4th Request ($50.00 Fee Required) 8th Request ($250.00 Fee Required) 10th Request ($350.00 Fee Required)  Sandy Ridge II Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Building Expansion LD (CFA) File No. 125-23  All Storage Solutions Land Development (CFA) Benner Pike Hotel Land Development (CFA) M&D Storage - Phase 2 Land Development (CFA) Note: CPA = Conditional Preliminary Plan Approval CFA = Conditional Final Plan. Approval  File No. 32-23 File No. 70-22 File No. 149-21  Ar motion was made by Mr. Dannaker and second by Mr. Kunes to approve the above-  mentioned Time Extensions. Motion carried.  2    Major Subdivision and Land Development Plan Sub-Committee Meeting: The virtual meeting  will be Thursday, July 25, 2024, at 4:00 p.m.  Please see Attachment #1 - Subdivision & Land Development for more information.  7. Centre County Transportation Plan Update  Please see Attachment #2 - Centre County MPO Transportation Update for more information.  8. Director's Report and Other Matters to Come Before the Commission  The Director's report was previously emailed. Mr. Stolinas briefly went over the items in the report. Pennsylvania State Game Commission Proposed Acquisitions in Howard Township = SGL323 FFY2024 DCED-CFA Multimodal Transportation Fund Application - Plan Consistency Letters  Lands of Russell Howard, LLC (6.28.2024)  (7.8.2024)  Please see Attachment #3 - County Planning Director Update for more information. With no further business to come before the Commission, a motion was made by Ms. Pandolfi to adjourn at 6:46 p.m. and second by Mr. Francke. Motion carried.  Respectfully: submitted, yHhe Raymond J. Stolinas, Jr., AICF Director  MINUTES APPROVED AT THE AUGUST 20, 2024 CENTRE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING.  3    Attachment #1  SUBDIVISION & LAND DEVELOPMENT  July 16,2024  Subdivisions:  None submitted for the planning cycle.  Land Developments:  1. Dollar General - Snow Shoe Final Land Development Plan One (1) Commercial Building Snow Shoe Township CCPCDO File #30-24  2. Jason Bartlebaugh Storage Buildings Final Land Development Plan Two (2) Storage Buildings Miles Township CCPCDO File #41-24 Time Extension Requests:  1. The Horizon at Brush Valley - Phase 2 Subdivision (CFA) 2. Shady Farm Solar Project Land Development (CFA)  File No. 34-24 File No. 16-24  Potter Township.. Walker Township.. Taylor Township.. Potter Township. Benner Township.. Snow Shoe Township..  1St Request (No Fee Required) .1S Request (No Fee Required) .3rd Request (No Fee Required) 4th Request ($50.00 Fee Required) gth Request ($250.00 Fee Required) 10th Request ($350.00 Fee Required)  3. Sandy Ridge II Operations and Maintenance (0&M) Building Expansion Land Development (CFA) File No. 125-23  4. All Storage Solutions Land Development (CFA) 5. Benner Pike Hotel Land Development (CFA) 6. M& I D: Storage - Phase 2 Land Development (CFA)  File No. 32-23 File No. 70-22 File No. 149-21  Note: CPA = Conditional Preliminary Plan Approval CFA = Conditional Final Plan Approval  This office acknowledges receipt of written requests from the above-referenced applicants asking the Commission to favorably consider the granting ofi ninety (90) day time extensions for the completion of the remaining conditions pending plan approval. Accordingly, staff recommend the granting of ninety (90) day  time extensions.  Page 1 of1    #1  Dollar General - Snow Shoe, PA Final Land Development Plan One (1) Commercial Building Snow Shoe Township  (plan dated: July 3, 2024; last revised: none referenced)  Location:  Along the northern right-of-way of East Sycamore Road (State Route 0144), approximately 400  feet west ofRees' Truck Stop in Snow Shoe Township.  Engineer: Larson Design Group, Selinsgrove, Pa.  Tract History: a) The property being developed is part ofal larger tract of land presently owned by Snow  Shoe Exit 22 Restaurant, Inc. which is to be subdivided and transferred to PTV1 1344, LLC. b) This proposal represents a Final Plan submission showing the development ofa 12,480 square foot Dollar General Market commercial retail store along with corresponding  infrastructure.  ARTICLE VII - LAND DEVELOPMENT  Note:  The tract of land being developed is occurring on a lot that is to be subdivided by the existing property owner, Snow Shoe Exit 22 Restaurant, Inc. The lot is then to be transferred to the developer, PTV 1344, LLC. This land development plan is formatted to reflect PTV 1344,LLC as the owner oft the lot. The subdivision plan must be approved and placed on record prior to this  land development proposal being authorized to construct the improvements.  713. D. 718. A.4. A.10.  Final Plan Requirements  Provide this office with a completed copy ofthe Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)A Application Mailer and corresponding written evidence of DEP approval.  Final Plan Requirements applicable plan sheets.  Amend the written scale to correspond with the graphic scale (i.e., l"=2 20); amend on all The plan schematic shows an existing sanitary sewer line running north of and parallel to E. Sycamore Road (State Route 0144). Research conducted by this office found several recorded documents that appear to be associated with this sanitary sewer line (i.e., Record Book 796, Page 171; Record Book 804, Page 914; and, Record Book 804, Page 922). Locate and label the corresponding permanent easements per the aforementioned documents, noting the width and The exhibits within the above-mentioned documents show the proposed locations oft the permanent easements which don't appear consistent with the location oft the sanitary sewer line depicted on the plan schematic. Verify with the Mountaintop Area Municipal Authority the rights-of-way established per the above-mentioned documents correspond to the sanitary sewer  sources oftitle.  line.    Dollar General - Snow Shoe, PA Land Development - Continued  Page 2 of3  A.18.  Site Data: Amend General Notes 10 on Sheet CO by referencing the service providers for water (i.e., Mountaintop Regional Water Authority) and sanitary sewer (.e., Mountaintop Area Municipal Authority); and, reference the acreage oft the lot being developed  719. A. A.1. A.2.  Additional Supplemental Requirements  Supporting Data engineering details.  Awaiting receipt of the Snow Shoe Township Engineer's review and approval of the required Provide written confirmation from the Mountaintop Regional Water Authority indicating their  willingness and ability to provide water service for this proposal.  A.2. (cont.) Provide written confirmation from the Mountaintop Area Municipal Authority indicating their  willingness and ability to provide sanitary sewer service for this proposal.  A.3.  Provide written confirmation from the Snow Shoe Township Zoning Officeri indicating the proposal meets or exceeds all applicable regulations per the Snow Shoe Township Zoning  Ordinance.  A.3. (cont.) Provide this office with a copy of an approved PennDOT Highway Occupancy Permit (HOP) for A.3. (cont.) Provide written documentation indicating the applicant will ensure that deliveries, either from A.3. (cont.) Per the location oft the unloading area, some of the parking stalls will be unusable and/or blocked  access onto E. Sycamore Road (State Route 0144); noting the permit number on the plot plan. Dollar General or outside vendors, will occur at non-peak hours or during non-business hours. during deliveries. The developer is providing 63 parking stalls to meet the Snow Shoe Township Zoning Ordinance requirements. At previous meetings concerning this proposal, the developer indicated a need for far less parking stalls based upon parking analysis conducted for similar stores and the parking stalls near the unloading area often aren't needed. Provide written documentation from the developer indicating same, noting the number of parking stalls provided and the number of parking stalls needed; to that end, provide a corresponding plan note. Awaiting receipt of the Centre County Conservation District's (or DEP, as applicable) review and approval oft the required Erosion and Sedimentation Pollution Control Plan. Provide this office with a draft copy ofthe following for staff review:  A.5. A.6.  Stormwater management maintenance and easement agreement; and,  Grading Easement.  Once found acceptable, the applicant will be instructed to execute, record, and note source of title (where recorded) for each instrument on the plot plan. And once recorded, provide this  office with a recorded copy of each for our file.    Dollar General - Snow Shoe, PA Land Development - Continued  Page 3 of3  B.  Improvements  B.1.8 &B.2. Upon satisfactory completion oft the above plan requirements (per subsequent written  concurrence from this office), the applicant shall construct all required improvements as a condition pending final plan approval; or in lieu of, post adequate surety to guarantee same. Note: In either case, the applicant shall request a final site inspection (in writing) by the Snow Shoe Township Engineer and Planning Staff, with written correspondence noting approval to be generated by the Snow Shoe Township Engineer upon satisfactory completion ofall required  improvements. Certificates  C. C.1.  Obtain the signature oft the Professional Engineer responsible for the plan (i.e., Execute the Also, provide the seal of certification of the Professional Engineer on Sheet CO. Obtain the original signature oft the owner of the property being developed and execute the Obtain the approval signatures oft the Snow Shoe Township Board of Supervisors. Upon completion oft the above, obtain the approval signatures of the Centre County Planning  Stormwater Management Professional Statement Block).  C.4. C.2. C.3.  Certification of Ownership Block.  Commission.  Subject to the review comments from the Snow Shoe Township Engineer and the Snow Shoe Township Zoning Officer as well as completion of the items noted above, including the approval signatures ofthe Snow Shoe Township Board of Supervisors, staff recommends conditional Final Plan Approval.    #2  Jason Bartlebaugh Storage Buildings (plan dated: March 12, 2024; last revised: May 14,2024)  Final Plan Two (2) Storage Buildings Miles Township  Location: Located along the southern right-of-way of Shaffertown Road (T-607), approximately 250 feet east  ofits intersection with Madisonburg Pike (State Route 0445) in Miles Township.  Surveyor/Engineer: Brinkash & Associates, Inc., Ashland, Pa.  Tract History: a) The land development is taking place on a 4.09 acre tract ofl land owned by Jason  Bartlebaugh.  b) This proposal constitutes a Final Plan submission showing the development oft two (2) storage buildings, one being 19,200 square feet and the other comprising 22,525 square feet located on Tax Parcel No. 15-10-53 along with corresponding infrastructure (i.e.,  stormwater management, access road, parking, etc.).  ARTICLE VII - LAND DEVELOPMENT  713. D.  Final Plan Submission  Provide this office with a completed copy ofthe Department of] Environmental Protection (DEP) Component 2. Sewage Facilities Planning Module including all supplemental sections which include the Transmittal Letter, Resolution for Plan Revision, Component 4A, Component 4B, a letter from Miles Township requesting this office to provide the required review oft the DEP  Component 2. and corresponding DEP approval.  718. A.14.  Final Plan Requirements  Amend the stormwater management easement to include the roof leader associated with Building #1; or, the easement may encompass the entire property using the survey data (i.e., bearings and  distances) ofTax Parcel No. 15-10-53. Additional Supplemental Requirements  719. A. A.1. A.3.  Supporting Data engineering details.  Awaiting receipt oft the Centre County Engineer'si review and approval of the required Provide a copy of an approved Miles Township Highway Occupancy Permit (HOP) for the access onto Shaffertown Road (T-607), noting the permit number on the plot plan (i.e., complete Awaiting receipt oft the Centre County Conservation District's (or DEP, as applicable) review and approval of the required Erosion and Sedimentation Pollution Control Plan.  General Notes 16.).  A.5.    Jason Bartlebaugh Storage Buildings Land Development -- Continued  Page2 20 of2  A.6.  This office acknowledges receipt ofa draft copy ofthe Declaration of Stormwater Management and Maintenance Agreement for staff review. Once found acceptable, the applicant will be instructed to execute, record, and note source oft title (where recorded) on the plot plan. And  once recorded, provide this office with a recorded copy for our file.  B.  Improvements  B.1. &B.2. Upon satisfactory completion ofthe above plan requirements (per subsequent written  concurrence from this office), the applicant shall construct all: required improvements as a condition pending final plan approval; or in lieu of, post adequate surety to guarantee same. Note: In either case, the applicant shall request a final site inspection (in writing) by the County Engineer and Planning Staff, with written correspondence noting approval to be generated by the  County Engineer upon satisfactory completion of all required improvements.  C. C.1.  Certificates  Obtain the seal and signature oft the Professional Engineer responsible for the plan (i.e., Execute the Stormwater Management Engineer Certification Block); provide the seal on all applicable  plan sheets.  C.1.(cont.) Obtain the seal and signature of the Professional Land Surveyor responsible for the plan (i.e.,  Execute the Surveyor's Certification Block); provide the seal on all applicable plan sheets. Obtain the original signature oft the owner of the property being developed and execute the  C.4. C.2. C.3.  Certification of Ownership Block.  Obtain the approval signatures oft the Miles Township Board of Supervisors.  Upon completion of the above, obtain the approval signatures of the Centre County Planning  Commission.  Subject to the review comments from the Centre County Engineer as well as completion of the items noted above, including obtaining the approval signatures ofthe Miles Township Board of Supervisors,  staff recommends conditional Final Plan Approval.    Attachment #2  July 2024  Centre County MPO and Transportation Update  Rural Road Safety Awareness Week - July 15-19, 2024  Approximately 30 people die each dayfrom rural roadway departure crashes  There are many flexible, cost-effective countermeasures that are proven to reduce rural roadway departure (aka lane departure) crashes. They can bei installed in various situations and on many types ofr roadways.  Countermeasures can be used individually or in combination.  31 ways to prevent rural roadway departure deaths  There are three objectives for reducing the number or severity of rural lane departures - keep vehicles int the lane, reduce the potential for crashes ifv vehicles do leave their lane, and minimize severityi if a crash does  happen. There are specific countermeasures that apply to each objective.  Keepvehicles in their lane  Improve curve delineation  Friction treatments in curves and other spot locations Edge line, shoulder & center line rumble strips  1Page    Minimize crashs severity  Breakaway Features  Signs & Luminaire Supports Utility Poles Barriers to Shield Obstacles  Trees and Shrubbery Roadside vegetation can potentially contribute to the rollover of an errant vehicle. Vegetation management  techniques and planting guidelines can help minimize the potential negative effects of roadside vegetation  Other Fixed Objects Slopes  Reduce the potentialforcrashes  Newg graded shoulder  SafetyEdgesM  Saely Edgew C odF GPMeReE Base  The SafetyEdge" is as simple but extremely effective solution Oldgraded shoulder that can help save lives by allowing drivers who drift offt the way to return to the road safely. FHWA's goal ist to accelerate the use of the SafetyEdge"1 technology, working 30degree with States to develop specifications and adopt this pavement edge treatment as as standard practice on all new  travel  angle  and resurfacing pavement projects.  Maintained clear zones - A clear zone is "the unobstructed, traversable area provided beyond the edge oft thet through traveled way for the recovery of errant vehicles." Removing fixed objects within the clear zone and/or widening the clear zone are proven strategies to reduce crashes.  Traversable roadside slopes - Ar recoverable slope is as slope on which ar motorist may have a greater potential to retain or regain control of a vehicle by  slowing or stopping.  2]Page    Centre County Active Transportation Plan Update  The Centre County Active Transportation Plan (ATP) is an initiative that is intended to address multiple items related toi improving mobility for bicyclists, pedestrians, and otheri forms of mobility such as horse and buggies, wheels (scooters and ATVs) to the extent that datai is available in Centre County. Michael Baker International The plan will utilize existing bicycle and pedestrian plans and other relevant information such as crash data, EJ populations, and gapsi int the system. The plan is alsointended to workt toward addressing the datal heavy requirements of Safe Streets and Roads for AlL (SS4A) nmtpshw.trensporatiogowgamsss4A. Vison Zero goals setting, Complete Streets and renew the Centre Region's Bicycle Friend Community  along with their team are aiding with the plan development.  ntps/ww.Dkeleagueorycommuny, which is due. June 25, 2025.  Engagement was complete May" 10, 2024, with 397 surveys taken and 350 Safety and Concern Issue points collected on the map. You can find the results map here: nttps:/ccatp-centrecog.nup.arcgis.com, The Draft Active Transportation Plani has been prepared and will be shared with the Steering Committee in the  very near future.  CCMPO Projects Committee Update  Ati its April 25, 2024, meeting, the Coordinating Committee formed the Projects Committee and directed The Projects Committee members are as follows: 2024' Voting members of the Projects Committee Centre County Amber Concepcion, PennDOT District 2-0 Mark Schultz, CATA Interim Executive Director and CEO, David Rishel, Centre Region Municipalities, Centre Region Planning Commission Chair, Ray Forziat, and Other Planning Region Municipalities Representative, Daryl Schafer, Haines The first meeting of the Projects Committee was held on' Wednesday, June 26, 2024. Agenda topics included election of officers and establishing meeting dates, Projects Committee Formation and Responsibilities, 2024 Safe Roads and Streets for All (SS4A) Federal Grant Program, Bridge Investment Discretionary! Funding Program, Promoting Resilient Operations for Transformative, Efficient, and Cost- SavingTransportation (PROTECT) Program, and the initial project list and possible grant funding FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2025-27 UNIFIED PLANNING WORK PROGRAM (UPWP) Adopting the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) is one oft the keyfederally mandated responsibilities of the CCMPO. The UPWP lists certain policy actions that must be taken by the CCMPO and lists the work tasks to be completed by the CRPA, CATA, and the CCPCDO on behalf oft the MPO. Preparation of the next FY 2025-27 UPWP is beginning in. June 2024. A draft FY 2025-27 UPWP will be discussed in September and is tentatively scheduled for adoption in late. 2024. The new UPWP will take  staff to request appointments from the five voting members.  Township Supervisor Chair.  programs.  effect on July1, 2025.  sirage    CENTRE COUNTY LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN (LRTP) 2055  The CCMPOI is required to complete an update to the LRTP by September: 22, 2025. CCMPO staff have Recent efforts by the staff have included updates to demographic information, development ofa strategy for stakeholder outreach, review of related plans and documents, and evaluation of  been working on the update since March: 2023.  implementation actions and strategies from LRTP 2050.  The FY2 2024-25 UPWP includes a supplemental task to provide consulting assistance in the completion oft this update. With the recent approval of funding fori this task, staff will move ahead with establishinga worki item for this assistance under the current open-ended agreement with Michael Baker Tasks for the near future include work on the performance measure narrative and preparation and scheduling fors stakeholder outreach. Staff will work to schedule a meeting of the LRTP subcommittee in  International.  mid-summer.  Green House Gas Performance Measure  The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) published al Final Rule in December 2023 establishinga a greenhouse gas (GHG) performance measure. The GHG Final Rule applied to State Departments of Transportation (DOTS) and Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs). PennDOT established the first statewide performance target (for the 2022-2025 performance period) in its submittal of the State Initial MPOs were required to establish targets no later than 180 days after the State DOT established their targets. With the February 1, 2024, PennDOT: submittal, Pennsylvania MPOs and RPOS were expected to Based on that guidance, CCMPO staff had planned to bring GHG performance measures before the MPO committees in both the. April and. June: 2024 meeting cycles. During the April 2024 meetings, staff planned to provide background information, current insighti from both FHWA: and PennDOT and several potential scenarios for meeting the performance measure requirement to the MPO committees in an effort to solicit discussion and consensus. During the. June 2024 meetings, staff intended to pursue However, on March 27, 2024, a federal court ruled in a case brought by the State of Texas that FHWAI is not authorized to regulate GHG emissions via the December 2023 rulemaking. As ar result, PennDOT received guidance from FHWA that states: "Consistent withi the Court's decision, States and MPOs are not required to submit initial targets and reports at this time." Staff will provide more information toi the  GHG Report to FHWA on February1,2024.  set their own targets no later than. July 30, 2024.  official adoption ofi the proposed consensus scenario.  MPO committees as guidance is received from both our federal and state partners.  4Page    Attachment #3  CENTRE  COUNTY  PENNSYLVANIA PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Willowbank Office Building 420 Holmes Street Bellefonte, Pennsylvania 16823-1488 Telephone (814)3 355-6791 FAX( (814)355-8661 www.centrecounypagow  BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MARK HIGGINS, Chair AMBER CONCEPCION STEVEN G. DERSHEM  DIRECTOR RAYMOND J. STOLINAS, JR., AICP ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ELIZABETH A. LOSE  CENTRE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING  July 16, 2024 oft their. status.  The following County Planning Director Update consists of summaries of all initiatives or updates completed within the previous month for the purpose of informing County Planning Commission members  COUNTY PLANNING DIRECTOR UPDATE  1. PENNSYLVANIA STATE GAME COMMISSION PROPOSED ACQUISITIONS IN HOWARD TOWNSHIP On June 27, 2024, Commissioner Mark Higgins received notification from Kenneth Duren, Real Estate and Land Conservation Division Chief, PA Game Commission, Bureau of Wildlife Management, inviting Centre County to provide comments on proposed land acquisitions. The PA State Game Commission proposes to add property to (13) State Game Lands because they contain high value wildlife habitat, improve ability to manage existing land and significantlyi improve publica access. In Howard Township, Russell Howard, LLCis offering 4 tracts in the amount of 210.4 acres to be added to existing SGL 323 in southern Howard Township. The existing SGL 323is is adjacent to land owned by the Army Corps of Engineers, Foster Joseph Sayers Lake, and Bald Eagle State Park. The Assistant Planning Director provided comment on the proposed acquisition in relation to County andl local planning resources, notably the Centre County Recreation and Greenway Plan (2009) and the Centre County 2. FFY2024 DCED-CFA MULTIMODALTRANSPORTATION FUND APPLICATION PLAN CONSISTENCY The Assistant County Planning Director received the following requests for Letters of Plan Consistency related to Multimodal Grant Applications sponsored byt the PA Department of Community & Economic Development and Commonwealth Financing Authority for the following municipal transportation projects. Assistant A. Worth Township I East Mountain Road Improvements (T-300): The Worth Township Board of Supervisors identified a 1.93-mile section extending east to the adjoining Huston Township municipal line which needs significant repairs. The project narrative describes ther road: surface! beingi in' "poor condition with large areas ofr recurring potholes andj failing shoulders". Ina addition, "the drainage is poor, withs severalf failing pipes that need to be replaced or pipes added". Improved road safety for school transport is a primary need for the  SGL 323 LANDS OF RUSSELL HOWARD, LLC (6.28.2024)  Comprehensive Plan - Phase II mpementatonstateye, Recreation Chapter (2018).  LETTERS (7.8. 2024)  Planning Director, Liz Lose provided the Letter of Plan Consistency for:  project's funding request.