Centreville Planning Commission Work Session June 5,2024 7:00 p.m. MINUTES  The. June 5, 2024 Centreville Planning Commission work session was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by) Kara Willis, Chair; in thel Liberty Building, second floor meeting room. The following members and staff were present: Kara Willis, Chair; Tim Zuella, Vice Chair; Nancy Emerick, Secretary; Mitchell Delaney, Wendy Emerson and Kyle Farabaugh, Members; Daniel B. Worth, Town Council Member; Sharon VanEmburgh, Town Attorney, Stacey Dahlstrom, Town Planner and  Betty Jean Hall, Administrative Assistant. a. Draft Annual Report  Discussion  Ms. Dahlstrom reviewed the draft Annual Report that will be officially considered at the. June 26 meeting Mr. Farabaugh reported he completed the Planning Commission educational training course as required. Ms. Dahlstrom reported the documents for the Providence Farm annexation would be considered by Town Council the next evening and would be forwarded to the Planning Commission for their Mr. Dahlstrom reviewed the common elements of the two concepts that were created at the May 15 meeting which included a perimeter buffer trail with permeable components, bike path, club house/community center, active open space/parks, passive open space/rain garden, denser housing (3- stories/smaller lots), assisted housing, multi-family residential, duplex housing, townhouses, single- family/cottages, connecting road from Vincit to Taylor Mill, and completion ofTaylor Mill extension. Further discussion surrounded tiny homes, mixed uses (ground floor retail, 3-story), stream daylighting, Ms. Dahlstrom requested the Planning Commission* s input of what they would like to see on the 60-acre Exploring TND with a diversity of housing types and sizes is not out of the question, however some of the members voiced concern with commercial within the TND in that close of a proximity to the  for official submission.  b. Proposed Text Amendment for TND discussion  consideration during the. June 261 meeting.  C. Summary and more discussion OfTND May 15 workshop concepts  round-a-bouts, tree-lined streets, community gardens, and sidewalk lighting. parcel behind the railroad tracks (known as the Turpin Farm).  d. Visioning discussion infill sites, 60 acres, Turpin Farm, Complete Neighborhood and/or R-3.  downtown area.  Council Member Report Adjournment  Mr. Worth stated the Council is starting to work on amending the: zoning text for dispensaries.  There being no: further business, the work session adjourned at 9:08 p.m.  Respectfully submitted, Sip-Ha Betty. Jean Hall Administrative Assistant  Page 1ofl