About this meeting
- Government Body
- Board of Zoning Appeals
- Meeting Type
- Board Of Zoning Appeals
- Location
- Coffee County, TN
- Meeting Date
- October 16, 2025
Transcript
70 sections (from 441 segments)
There we go. Thank you everyone. We'd like to call the meeting of the board of zoning appeals for October 16th, 2025. Call it to order. Have we had time to read the previous minutes? Yes. I'll make the motion to approve the minutes from the last meeting. Motion been made by Tim. I'll make a second and seconded by Kendall.
That was Tim. Tim. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. All in favor say I. I. All opposed. Okay, moving on to the next. We need to approve the agenda. Is there anything that needs to be added to the agenda or taken away? Move it be approved, Mr. Chairman. Motion's been made to approve. Do I hear a second? I'll make a second. Second by Kendall. All in favor say I. I. I.
Opposed. All right, we're moving on with the agenda. Moving on with uh public comments. Public comments, we've had issues in the past. Uh we're going to keep them under three minutes for anything other than what the request the request has time to make their presentation, but whenever you come to either for or against um try to keep your public comments under three minutes. Okay, moving on to the first item of the agenda. Variance request 5acre minimum in A1 zone 1982 Pratt Road Ber Terry.
Yes. Okay. Are you presenting it? Yes. Okay.
My name is Terry Floyd and I'm here to represent Mr. James Ber for the property of 1982 Pratt Road. Um what we're asking for is is a variance to split that to a 2 and a half acre and it is for me and my wife are wanting to buy the two and a half acres to build us a handicap house. Um most know of my um health issues and we're just trying to be proactive because the house we have now has steps in it. uh tub and showers where it just makes it hard on us. And so we're just trying to build this house while we can do it now. And because um like I said, you know, I had liver transplant, heart surgery, and they've already told me I might have another probably in 10 years. And I'm just we're just trying to plan ahead. Um and Mr. Ber has offered to sell two and a half acres to us. And the reason this property is so special is uh my mother-in-law, which is Teresa's mom, lives 500 feet from where we would be building at. And she's 88 and lives by herself. And it would just it would be the perfect fit for us to take care of her still until her last days and hopefully keep me and Teresa out of the nursing home since it would be a slab house and we could take care of each other. And um
does the mother does your mother-in-law live in in one of these, Terry? Yeah, right down Logan's Chopper Road. It's this next one right here. It's three houses down. Yes. Okay. Clawed Hills. All right, Terry. I'm not road seems to register, but I can't I can't pinpoint. What kind of road is that? It's It's a a chip and tire. A county road. Yes. Yes, a county road. Yes, that that is a corner property and and the area we would want to build on the two and a half is on Logan's Chapel Road which is like I said it's a corner lot right there and Logan Chapel it's a dead end. Yes, it is. Go down. Turn around. Yes.
And I'm guessing there's water and power already. Yes, we've already checked and there is there is perk sites and there is water. Uh Hillsville takes care of Logan's Chapel Road. Plenty of road frontage. Yes. Oh, yes. There's um 219 ft of road frontage.
Why are you moving close to your mother-in-law? As I said, just it just is the perfect piece of land for us right now to to build the house and stuff. Take care of your family. I'll make the motion that we grant the variance under I think it's D1 shall be granted because of the special circumstances or conditions. Uh it would be taking care of family and I'll second that. I think I picked that right one. Did I not? Is it not on the back of you? Turn your turn your sheet over. Yeah, it is. Oh, okay. Yeah.
Yeah. D1. Yeah,
cuz he's going to be near mother-in-law. Is there anybody here that opposes that? That fits that criteria, does it not? as far as I understand it does. Motion's been made and seconded. Is there any other discussion on this? Anyone else got any objections or wants to talk forward? Seeing none, we'll proceed to vote. All in favor of granting this uh standards of variance D1 say I
opposed it passes thank y'all very much and my wife appreciates it mother-in-law probably needs to appreciate it too you're welcome All right, moving on. Next agenda item, variance request, left side building setback 10 foot Mount View Road, map 87, parcel 022.8, Mr. Kelly or Brian Kelly.
Okay. Yeah, it's wonderful. Gentlemen, thank you very much for taking time to be here and to uh hear my uh request. Appreciate that. Okay,
so we bought a piece of property on Mountain View Road. Uh beautiful place. We love it. It's uh exciting that we're going to be moving in there uh sometime soon, building a new place. Um so a couple things uh I wanted to mention it first that I think the piece of the uh the uh the house that we've ch chosen is is on one level it's pretty wide. It's 75 ft wide and the depth I think is um 71 ft. So when when you consider the setbacks on the front and both sides it works. We you know we can get the house in there right. It's not optimum for a couple reasons. Um first first thing I think is uh we you know to kind of preserve the look of the neighborhood, we'd like to be able to push the house back a little more than than we are. Um so so even the 10 feet that I'm asking for as the variance will kind of get us a little bit more. 15t would be amazing, but I don't know if I can ask for that now. But um so a couple things the property the shape of the property if you look at your um your sheets there. It there's a there's an eress ingress um variance there that if you look at the property it's it narrows out as you get down into it. So that's where it kind of hurts. Like we push that in and it's touching the lines in the back. Right? We still have a little bit room up front, but um you know, I'm not a mathematician, but I thought if we had a few extra feet on the easement side of the property, we could kind of do this and back, you know. So, um just see what else it might be able to tell you here. I think well, it's aesthetically I think better for the neighborhood. And I also do think it's it'll be aesthetically better for our neighbor because we originally had the house designed where you would pull in the property and it would be a left right at the left side would have been a
side entry garage. Well, we thought that would not look real great for everybody in the neighborhood. So, we've redesigned it to put the front loading garage all the way to the right hand side so that we can kind of come in through that through that ingress shoot up over the top in the front of our property and then into the garage and then have a little more breathing room for so for a back out, you know, to back your vehicle out and to kind of pull forward. So, I don't have a lot of fancy stuff to talk about, but that's basically um what we're looking for.
Well, the question I have, this is from my understanding, this is in the RS1, correct? Already? I don't know what that means. I'm sorry. It's in the residential RS1 zoning. Is Is that right? RS1. You know, if that's Oh, I think it's in C1. Yes. But it but your setbacks are 25 ft, not 50. No, 50 in the front though, right? 50 in the front. 25 and 25. Yeah. So, yes. Yeah. So, we're we're in there. And you How wide your house? 75. 75. And how wide is the lot
up front? It's not It It's I think it's 146 feet in the front. So, if you take that 1550 Yeah. If you take that um 752525, it's tightens up as we get further into the property. What is it on the back? Oh, a lot. Very much like where narrower most of the propertyy's actually in in the woods, but um but but if you if your property is 146 feet wide Yeah. and your house is 75 ft. That leaves you 60 that leaves you 65 ft, which you got 50 feet. That leaves you a 15t gap in there.
Um I can't I I can't say that it narrows. Yeah. So if you see how that wider That's why I was asking about that that back this way shaped. Yeah. So the back of the property, like the back of the house touches the sides of the the um setback. When was this lot cut up? Do you know? Um when was it cut up? Uh Charles, do you know? Very recent. Recently, like in June, June, May, I mean past two years. This year. Okay. Okay. What he's saying
in the back in the back the poly I own whatever this you own egress the egress part the egress egress rightway ownress. Who Who owns the ingress egress? Um Eddie Duke. Eddie Duke. Is he here? He's not.
So the I can just I can tell you if you can get an idea what this looks like. Um we have, you know, we have a decent amount of property that's sort of level to get in on our driveway pulling in off the road. And then the egress is 50 feet from there, which is a ton. And then Eddie's house is I think at leastund probably 150 ft away from the end of of the uh ement. So it's pretty far away.
The the biggest problem I have is the Mr. Duke, which is not here. I wish he was. Um, if we move it closer to him, then we are are closer to u we're infringing on his rights to be able to build anything in the future. But can he build on the easement is the question? I have the easement as a developer over this property. So you own this easement? Yes. Uh, well, no. I I sold the easement that used to be a road that was a future development for the road.
And Eddie wanted to put his driveway on it. So, I told him, I said, "Yes, I'll sell you that, but I'll retain the right for this lot to enter." Now, you know, Mr. Mr. O'Brien, he he uh he doesn't want to actually enter that his right to but when we talking about that lot he wants to move it back and it narrows back here and then it spreads out. Okay. So so you don't really know the distance in between here
or where he's actually want to put his house from that the way it changes. I don't have that. I apologize for that. Well, I mean, if if we're given an easement, we kind of need to know exactly talking about the distance between back. Yeah. Because variances are specific. Specific would be if we had a scale, we could Yes. Your total acreage is 1.06. 106.
And if this were in the R1 zone, then will they be 20? It' be 25 ft. It still still is. Yes, sir. The RS1 and the C1 are 25 ft. Yes. That's when you get to the A1 is when they widen. Yes. Well, you know, I own adjacent property to said it to the next meeting. Trying to keep it keep it square. He intends on building there. Yeah.
What he intends on building. They don't have No, because the back of the house hits in here, you know, before we can get it back to like it drops off. It's just dimension. Okay. So, there's a creek back here. Okay. And it's pretty sharp. It falls off into Fire Lake. Oh, it tells you go back down. Okay. When you come up from the bridge up the hill, it's on the right hand side. Those three lots are on that right hand side on top of that ridge.
I didn't know where exactly it was. How far how far back the mine does your home uh can it set in there? Without you know with touching the back about it's about 70 ft from the road. Okay. But if if you move it to where you you don't give a variance. Our problem is we don't like giving variances because they are very specific and they stay with the land from now on. And they and a variance infringes. We're giving somebody else's rights away. Is a way I mean
I tell you what I can do for you or I will to try. Yes, sir. I'm going to table it or I will try to table it. You bring us back that plat the house sitting on it with the measurements. Okay. From the lines. Yeah. Where of where you want to put that? you show us on that lot and give us the feet and dimensions of your house sitting there and how much it's got to come off of that line in that point because I see where it narrows in, but there's really no depth there of how much that lines tilted in just
and I and I will even put I will even put in my table motion that we wave your fees because I'm going to table it instead of turning you down. I'm going to table it and but somebody will second it. My motion is to table it. you bring us back the plat with the house sitting on it with the dimensions off the lines and show us what you really need and that's my motion. Well, ultimately I'm feeling like this is a matter of convenience too because to use a certain plan of house he wants to use on this lot too. I mean, well, the only thing I would say, not to not to argue with that, but honestly, the aesthetics of the neighborhood, like being able for us to push this back, like our neighbor's house
is, you know, probably 50 60 ft further back. And when you come not the bridge side coming up, if you come the other way, you would see this big, you're talking about the Duke's house, right? Okay. The older house that's there. It's been there for a while. Yeah. Well, I Yeah. And well, Tim's got on the motion to table. I need a second for that and then we can and then you can come back with your dimensions and stuff. Okay.
Or and does anyone want to second that? Did you Did you get a second? No, sir. I'll second that. It's been motion's been made to table this to the next meeting of next month by Tim and seconded by Ly. All in favor say I. I.
All those opposed. It passes to table and we will see you next month and your fee should be waved. All right. Thank you. Appreciate that.
Thank you. Thank you. Excuse me. Moving on. Next agenda item and variance request 5acre minimum A1 zone Fountain Grove Road two lots of parent map lot or parcel 46 or parcel O 018. in my bipok. Yes. I'm Jonathan Skinner and Jonathan Skinner.
I work with George Spellings on purchasing this property. It was 14.49 acres with the intention of uh it's more or less to give to my children. I want to split it in half and gift it to them with requests for variance for their mother to live on one half of it with the one daughter and then I myself to live half on on the other half with my other daughter and which you can see the driveway we we've actually put it to the left and uh the first house will be on the left uh shop building with living quarters will be on the right and then you go further back on the drive and you'll have two houses right there. And the request would which I don't know if I need to request a variance for a shop building with living quarters, but it will have power and safety.
How how much will each lot be? How many? Around seven acres. It'd be 7.24. So you need a variance request to put two residents on one lot. Yes, sir. Okay. And it's family, correct? Yes. Okay. Um, I get my
as we're getting older, I I've got rheumatoid arthritis and she's got Shoggrrens and and we just need the help uh of the children as we get older and they I wouldn't say it they want a homestead because 15 acres is considered a homestead, but uh 14.49 I'm real close. So, we just requesting a variance for those two. Uh we do have the uh septic uh soil samples. We don't have the state perk test yet, but we're just seeing what what y'all think about it.
Okay. So So it's going to be a Skinner compound basically. Yes, sir. When was the land purchased? about two months ago. Yeah, pretty close.
So, you want to split it into 7 something per lot? Yes, sir. And use a driveway on each lot and put two homes on each driveway. And that would be the max. Well, it'd be three homes on the one driveway and then just one home. Or we can split it up. We could do two houses on one driveway and two houses on the other driveway. Whichever really you prefer. Well, well, it'd be a shop building with living quarters. And then so three houses total, it a shop building with living quarters would be considered a home. So you'd have to do two two entrances per driveway is what it would have to come down to.
Yes, sir. You would have to design it that way. Okay. Because that gentleman in Beach Grove wanted to do remember he wanted to do his family down there. We couldn't do that. Yeah. It had to be had to have more access. This is outside that you have looked at the requirements for a shop house in Coffee County, right? I have a contractor that has done houses in Coffee County, so I'm sure that Okay. He's up on it. Uh he said I need to get the permit pulled for it. So, yeah, it's There's no more red iron buildings anymore with the apartment inside of them. Yes, sir. That's the only reason I ask. That's People are shocked by that usually. So, that's why I bring it up.
Where is this? It says Fountain Grove. What's the numeric? You got an address out next, but is it on It's on the right as you go out. Okay. It goes how far [Music] across the street. Okay. Okay. That just gives me an idea there. There's the right here. This is the three-way, I think. Yeah, I think so. There's the
Sorry, we don't have our adapter for to put it up there. What he's got pulled up on his computer here. We apologize for that. I'm understanding that there is water on that property, but uh we're going to have to work on the power system to get power. Is that Duck River? I'm assuming. I I really don't know. I should know, but I don't know exactly where the line may be. Can it may be Yeah, it's it's close, but Hillsville, too. Hillsville water or no, it would be West Warren, would it? West. Yeah. So, it's close to Brian Cemetery Road.
Actually, the borders part right there with the three white where it turns. Okay. Uh, did you say how far off the road you're going? Uh, off the highway. Yeah, about what mile maybe maybe a mile off the highway. Okay. As far as the houses, it'll be 50 foot off the left side and then probably I'm thinking 75 to 100 off the front from each house. Yes. There's 55 right there. Okay.
Yeah. It's not far off. Any more discussion? Is there anyone else that would like to talk about this discussion? Public comment.
So, will it be dated in your children's name or your name? Uh, my children's names. Okay. So, that they're getting their inheritance name. Yes, sir. Okay. More or less. estate planning. Yes, sir. It shows good faith. To me, it does because you're you're just shows good faith. I'll leave it like that. I won't take care of it. That way I don't get myself in trouble. Yes, sir. That's good. Yeah, that's a good that's a good one.
I will make the motion that we grant it. And it goes back to that other one again. I think under D1 spe special special circumstances or conditions and that means that the children are going to inherit the land and that they will be there to take care of the parents. You need to this warrant a contingency possibly. Anybody that not yet we're still kind of family use contingency. Yeah, it would fall underneath that too because of the you know he's sharing it with his
heirs. Have you got that piece of paper this one here? Give us just a second. We're kind of doing two or three things at one time. This falls under one previous though that it needs to be contingent on the family but I'm trying to find that verbage so we That makes sense. I can't seem to come across the plan. So now they have not. I think you can uh
do this on a contingency that it stays in the family. Um that family I think it was said for two years, wasn't it? 10 years. Has to stay in the family for two years. Yeah. Minimum. Yeah. So, and two h two dwellings per driveway is is the minimum. Yeah, max. Yeah, max. Is the max. So, you would have to have two homes on one driveway and one home in the whatever you barnaminium. Yes, sir. Tied to the other one because it'll have to be two and two. Yes, sir. And it stays in the family for two years and they're contingency. Yes, sir.
Okay, that was the motion. Correct, Tim? Yes, sir. Do I hear a second?
I'll make a second on it. Kendall. Kendall. Yes, sir. Made a second. So, we'll proceed. Any other discussion on this? Anything? Everyone good? proceed to vote. All in favor say I. I. All opposed. It passes with those contingencies. Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it. And y'all were moving here, correct? Yes, sir. Welcome to Coffee County. Where you Where are you originally from? Lawrenburg. Oh, awesome. Yeah. I've got several friends over there. Yeah. My kids wanted this area and we love it. Good. Welcome to Coffee County.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Moving on, last agenda item, variance request, 5 acre minimum in A1 Pidge Road.
My name is dividing off two lots. And I know you already have. Okay. So, the big sheets the new what you're wanting, correct? Yes. Here's the How far up is that almost to the end. So, it's across Kathy Ridge and keep going towards the lake. Yes.
Right banks. up there close where that little private line split is not far from it.
My name's Ariana Roland and I'm just working on getting my estate settled and I would like to have the opportunity deed my kids two um the example of the possibility of those two lots is in the bottom right hand corner of that page and that are less than five acres so we can all be out there together. Um each lot would be around just under an acre and a half because I have almost 18 acres and uh depending and that would depend on you know and however necessary depending on how the soils turned out and everything and what's allowed there. Um so I'm not exactly sure of the layout or location of the lots but the preference I have is is in that lower right hand corner area. Um and then That way I could keep 15 acres to keep it farmed and in green belt status for agricultural purposes. And so that's that's my interest.
Are you are you wanting your children to build on here? Yes. What is the dimension of these two lots that what's the width and the I don't know. It would depend on soils and all of that. It's um I'm kind of in the beginnings of communications of how to how to do this, but um I was Yeah, I think she wanted to get the variance first before she cuts the soil scientist loose because she would have to of course pay the money for that. Well, and I understand that, but we cannot allow a lot to be created if we it's not big enough to build on or if it's not
the lot will have to comply. That'll be that'll be my job to make sure it meets all width, set back, area requirements, all that. But if this is just 100 foot wide out there, I mean, I if you don't know what width on these lots, well, the the lots will have to comply with all the current standards. Yeah. For width, soils, all that part won't be an issue. Do you know do you know the footage on on P Ridge Road the width? Yeah, I believe. Yeah, but
road 700 ft or something. Yeah, I mean the the lots would probably have to be 125 foot wide at a minimum, I believe, if they were an anchor, but they they could be 150 foot wide, just depending on like she was saying, just depending on where the soils are and all that. The lots will certainly have to go through they'll have to go through curtain, you know. Yeah. So, I mean, they'll however these wind up uh getting laid out, they will definitely meet all the other county requirements for a buildable lot. My my question is
given a var I think given a variance, we we have to be specific to know what they are is where I'm at. Well, she's saying there would be a little bit less than an hour and a half and so you can stay in the green belt and I I I get that. And I want to keep keep as much farmland as I can out there. It would just be really nice to be able to live out there with them. Yes. And I I greatly admire that. over here. Okay. How soon are the uh children anticipating on building?
It could it could be few years from now, you know, it's they're in college right now and later later in college, you know, like beyond undergraduate and um so, you know, we're just working it out. And I wanted to know what what I'm working with as far as settling my state, whether or not I can have a variance or if I'm restricted to the five acre uh minimum or you know so I can kind of understand what I can do and what I can't do without dimensions on these proposed lots. Um we are or at least I am sort of at a loss
to to be able to provide direction or or help at this time. Okay, I can say this. We rotate off of here every five to six years, but there are set standards that we have to go by that are set by the planning commission. Everybody has to follow. In fact, there were some new ones other than nine. I don't see in 10 years somebody telling you no. If you come I think you need to pick out the dimensions of your lots if you want to stay 15 acres in the green belt to understand that part. But if you cut these off now, they're going to come out of the green belt. you're going to be paying taxes on them. They won't be under the green belt if you shed them off right now.
Okay. I was not planning on on doing that right now. Okay. And see that that's where I think you're sort of got the cart before the horse right here is we need to know the dimensions of what you want to cut off of it and what you want to split. Did y'all have dimensions for Terry's two and a half acres?
Did he already have it surveyed? I just question the logic on that because y'all are asking her to have it surveyed, have soils and all that done to prove that they're buildable lots, but you're not even telling her whether or not she's got permission or not to do it. Well, well, if there's no place for a septic tank to sit there and she has to go to something else, I can't I won't sign off on telling you you can do 1.5 acres and then you're going to come back and won't cut six out of it. How am I supposed to help me understand? How am I supposed to if if I'm thinking of this concept? How am I supposed to know if I can do it and then not spend a bunch of money and that then I get if I get the client
to me underneath that variance under D1 with your children? Yes. It would fly if you have the the septic worked and the lot laid out. Does that make sense to y'all? Soil science. Yeah. I mean, that's that's all he had, too. I mean, even if if you can come back with the lot size and show us what the lot size is. See, he had lot size. He had acorage on it. He had every the house layout, everything on here that we're just guessing at something here. Sketch just sketch what the lots could look like. Well, I mean, that's and tell me tell me the acreage. Yeah. What are you going to cut off? Yeah. That's on the direct
and it would go underneath that same contingency that that gentleman did as the children would have to accept it for two years at least a minimum of two years because that's we're trying to make sure that this is all above board. Nobody's doing hanky panking and we're not hanky panking because all that was brought forth under the A1 the five acre thing is to protect the rule people in the rule you know the rule land but her owning that she should be able to do you know it's there's in instances in there of being able to deed it to your children I mean you can lop stuff off like if I want to give my grandkids land just lop it off survey it poof it's yours you know you come for here so we just have the lot size and the perk site and stuff and there's water out P Ridge. It's a 4 inch water line.
That's in my district right there. Okay. Yeah. Um not asking for a whole lot of hoops, but a little bit more information so we know what we're doing too. You know, so if I'm not at a place where I can do that just yet. I just have to wait until I'm there. Yes, ma'am. What you're saying? Little more planning. Yeah. And I'll even make it in a motion of a tableabling it so you don't have to pay the fee again because you you weren't informed enough. I don't think you ought to have to waste your money again to me. I don't at least just me. This is my motion, Tim's motion. I make the motion that we table it until you come back with more information and that we wave your fee the next time you come for us. You don't have to tell a time frame to table. How long do I have
any time limits on that Tim as far as coming back? A year. So, you table it for one year. I will table it for a year. That gives you time to meet with him and your children. Okay. And that way they know what they want to pick out. They may pick out the other side of the road, you know, the other end of the corner down there. So, you're want you're wanting this this soil the septic permit. You would have to know. Yeah. You would have to know that the land would perk because if it won't perk, it's useless. Yeah. So, do a soil site and get a layout with some dimensions. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, yeah. I'm not trying to hold you to this is going to be the house that you're gonna build on it and this is where the driveway's going. You show me the land will perk
and you can you know you got 1.5 and 1.5. You've got 18 point and dimensionally it'll it'll work. Yeah. That you can put a house on it. A 2000. You know, I don't know what kind of house they're going to build, but some of these young people are building humongous houses and some are building little ones. So, it's just
Well, Nick, I'm not browbeating here. The reason that we talked about that on the application, it says, "Submit the following required documents for your with your request. a sketch plan of your site include all drives, parking spaces, primary and accessory structures and the county access assessor's map showing the boundaries and subject property which that's there obviously but the there's no other intent to tell us what was going on or how to apply it. There's nothing we can apply to. My my main thing was that uh as I'm as I'm setting everything up and talking with them, I was just wanting to know what the what the possibilities were so I know what direction to go.
I don't I don't foresee anything in the future for your family wanting to come back and live on your place and you cutting them off a section of ground. Now you you right now in this variance you're defining what section of ground that we are giving. You need to be sure that section of ground is what you want to give and what they want and what they want because if you're only giving 150 foot and they want to put a 100 foot house wide in there, it won't fit right. I understand. I I understand when you're and when we give a variance, it needs to be for that piece of ground and it stays with that piece of ground for forever
orever. Well, it helps them because you don't want them to come try to come back and get another variance for a variance that could have been we just need we just I don't need to know the house though, do I? No. Well, you need you need to they need to sort of have a plan to make sure it fits on what you give them. If you're going to give them a narrow long piece of land that comes out to 1.5, then they're going to have to have a narrow long house, right? They they they have to understand the 50 setbacks. Yes. If they want to understand, you know, and we're trying to help you here. Yes, I understand. And uh Okay. And just a just a word of caution. Okay.
Uh I a year ago I had a grandson graduate computer engineering or something. And Lord have mercy, he started to work in Nashville, an unbelievable salary, bought a home. It's going to be good forever. All of a sudden, he got transferred to Texas. So, you'll never know. I would I would just just trying to do what's in my power. A word of caution to to the wise is sufficient. Yeah. That's not a fortune teller thing. It's just No, I understand. Just trying to do what's in my power there.
Okay. The motion's been made by Tim to table this for one year that she can come back within a year once she gets all her information. Uh I need a second. Second. That would give you sufficient time, right, Nick? Certainly. Okay. I don't want to I don't want to be We'll get that nailed down. Okay, cool. So, and I'll wave the fees. Summer summer. Mhm. Oh, okay. Seconded. All in favor for the table say I. I. I. Opposed. So it's been tabled. Thank you very much for your time.
And we will be sure we you know put that in the minutes. Okay. Thank y'all. Thank you. Thank you. Anything else need to be brought up? Do I hear a motion? Do you need you want to speak? Nope. Not this time. Not this time. No grabs. Um, do I hear a motion to adjourn? Some moved. Tim second. second.
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