Planning & Zoning - Regular Meeting

Dear Lord, thank you for bringing us together today. Please guide our minds and hearts. Give us wisdom to make good choices and listen to each other and work in peace. In Jesus' name I pray. Amen.

There's an impossible way. instead of being a 24-hour access, like to 12 o'clock p.m., you know, at nighttime.

Like to 12 o'clock at night to... 6 o'clock in the morning. Block that part off. I mean, in consideration with the neighbors. And then, you know, through the whole day. I don't know if it's... If it's possible, I don't think... 12 o'clock at night is...

I'm talking about just for the consideration with the whole scenario.

So through the chair. Yes, sir. Can we pull up? So this whole back and forth with the alley. If you pull it up on Google Earth, everybody's taken all their spaces already. So the only person that hasn't taken their space is that one little section. So everybody's already taken their space. So regardless, it will be blocked from the other side as well. If nobody would have taken their space, then they would have access from it. So it makes no sense just to gain access through one side when everybody else has already taken their space and pushed their fences. It was even said that somebody pushed their roof through and I guess did some illegal building at the end.

That's the rest of the block going through, meaning the rest of the alleys close up.

I would understand if it was all open room and everybody's kind of fighting for that open space, but everybody's kind of gone at their own pace with it.

If we're going to go ahead and point out to one side, I mean, let's do it all the way through, not just look at one side of it. You know what I mean?

One more thing, just so you guys can kind of... Yeah, we need to move along. With a six-foot building, it's going to block most of the ogichobi noise anyways. Yeah. Think about it.

That's a busy road as it is. I mean, at whatever time everybody's getting from Lejeune, you know, so that's going to block a lot of noise.

I'd be more worried about that than actually traffic there. Cause what are you going to have U-Hauls? You're got, I mean, it's not going to be, I mean, I mean, again, there's no 18 wheelers.

Motion to approve? Second. Second. What conditions? With conditions.

You agree, Mr.? Yes, we agree with all the conditions. We do. Okay.

We have a... Motion to approve with conditions. Second with conditions. There you go.