Remarks by Carter Wilkey
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She was one of the teachers that won the I Love Where I Live essay.
Were you not one of the teachers that won, your student won one of the essays? Yeah.
I know, I've seen her in these chambers before. Yeah, I know.
Hey, hey. Some of us grew up there. Thank you, Chief. Thank you.
We've gone so long without seeing Mike Platt in our chambers, and this is what brought us here.
Hold on, yesterday you had on a different hat. What was last night's?
Can you scroll down just a little bit, Kent? I know we're going to talk about probably 52 as well, but okay, there we go.
What's the other lot across 151 from you guys to the north? Who owns that? Do you know?
So that's with Smith Diesel. What about the one just to the east?
Because, I mean, I... Sorry, you keep going and then I'll give you my thoughts.
Because he hasn't had to pull a billing permit.
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He said the yellow. The yellow one. He was looking at 51, 151.
Randall, per our ordinance that we passed a while ago, were all these neighbors notified of this master plan change?
Yeah, I do want to hear from staff, but the only other thing would be, and why I brought that up is I would like to hear from, I want to hear what the other neighbors have to say. I mean, if that is indeed owned by Smith Diesel, again, I don't have any idea what their plans are, but I mean... You know, maybe if they're going to plan on moving their business there, maybe they'd like to have more of a nicer road for their clients to come in and out of. I don't know. We don't know because they're not here because they haven't been notified yet. So that would be just my only thought. Outside of…
I mean, that's... And is it... It's already asphalted, right? Or is it a... No. No.
See, I mean, I just don't also love having a dedicated gravel road either, but...
Yeah, that's where he's pointing at. He's pointing on his screen thinking you can see it, but you can't.
But none of them have developed requiring the road improvement.
So I have a couple questions. Kent, what is it currently? Master plan is what size of road?
Is that our least, and that includes curb, gutter, sidewalk?
Okay. I mean, here's my honest feelings, Matt. I get, or sorry, what? Mike. Sorry. Matt, Mike, Platt.
Probably. You've been covered. No, having it as this 55-foot master-planned road, curb, all that kind of stuff, I see where you're coming from. At the same time, though... And I don't know how we get there. I'm just talking. We're just spitballing here. This is a discussion. It's not an actual agenda item. I'd like to at least see some type of like just a chip sealed road going down there. I don't know how we get there, but it's like, I agree with you. It doesn't need to be this big master plan road, I don't think, because it goes to nowhere, right? But at the same time, I also see a problem…
So Tom's private line just taps into the public line?