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Paul Guthrie: Probably a good idea. 967 <br /> 968 <br />Laura Nicholson: To me there is just some things that seem really cut and dried and there are some things that are 969 <br />really squishy. Is there a way we can delineate that and say these things we agree on and bring a recommendation 970 <br />on these things and these things we still want to talk about more, is that a possibility? 971 <br /> 972 <br />Pete Hallenbeck: Part of why I tried to say it’s important to be at the QPH not wild about the quorum and you’re 973 <br />comments you really think the quorum will help. The Planning Board taking citizen input, it sounds like everybody is 974 <br />good with that and more input is good. We realize this is legislative that is 88% of what we see, all Planning Board 975 <br />members get notification of any neighborhood information meetings and we realize that the quasi-judicial is a 976 <br />problem for another day we need more education as there are very strict rules. That’s ok because we’ve just dealt 977 <br />with 88% of what we deal with and I would say that’s the summation of what we are putting before the 978 <br />Commissioners along with this process. 979 <br /> 980 <br />Craig Benedict: Chair, based on the direction the Commissioners gave the manager and the attorney and staff is this 981 <br />interim report is not going to make decision so, that interim report will say probably some things are easier to achieve 982 <br />and some things are a little bit harder so I think in essence we are going to get some ideas on which way we can 983 <br />move with it. Where’s there’s some clarity and which areas might need a little more time. That’s why they said the 984 <br />November 6th meeting wouldn’t have everything done by then. We’ll let them know where we are in the process that 985 <br />we were getting consensus on some areas and we are also determining that there are differences, clear differences, 986 <br />on how the Board’s role is for quasi-judicial versus legislative and how we get community input that might take a little 987 <br />longer. 988 <br /> 989 <br />Pete Hallenbeck: That’s also why we’re not going to vote tonight on this and what we recommend. We’ve talked 990 <br />they get to sludge through it and see what we’re thinking and it goes on from there. Ok, the last item on the agenda, 991 <br />I’ll entertain a motion to adjourn 992 993 994 AGENDA ITEM 11: COMMITTEE/ADVISORY BOARD REPORTS: 995 <br />a. Board of Adjustment 996 <br /> 997 <br /> 998 AGENDA ITEM 12: ADJOURNMENT: 999 1000 MOTION by Bryant Warren to adjourn. Seconded by Buddy Hartley. 1001 VOTE: UNANIMOUS 1002 1003 1004 <br />Email from Lydia Wegman: 1005 <br /> 1006 From: Lydia Wegman [mailto:lnwegman@gmail.com] 1007 Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2014 2:12 PM 1008 To: Perdita Holtz 1009 Subject: Re: October Planning Board Materials 1010 <br /> 1011 <br />Hi Perdita, 1012 <br /> 1013 <br />Thanks for that helpful explanation of the status of the recommendations on the public hearing process. I am very 1014 <br />sorry to be missing the discussion tonight. As a new member of the Board, I feel I would benefit from hearing the 1015 <br />views of the folks who have served on the Board longer than I. I do, however, have two thoughts to offer, which are 1016 <br />laid out in the next paragraph. In addition to that, I plan to read the minutes of tonight’s discussion and then offer my 1017 <br />thoughts on the conclusions reached, if any. I know this is not the best way to engage in discussion, but given that I 1018 <br />am out of town, I think it’s the best I can do. 1019 <br /> 1020 <br />37