Ron Greenleaf

The Planning Board meeting addressed several key items. Discussion included the Powell Mobile Home Park creation, requiring plan changes and clarification of the deed description, leading to a scheduled public hearing. A new electrical business venture was discussed, along with a minor subdivision on Muck Rd. and a property transfer. The board also addressed the need for a new Vice Chairman and tabled a discussion regarding the establishment of a heliport.

This public hearing focused on the potential creation of Water District #3, Ext. #1. A presentation detailed the reasons for the proposed district, estimated costs, and the process for a referendum vote. Public comments were received, with some expressing support and others opposition to the district's formation. A resolution was proposed to schedule a referendum vote on the matter.

The Planning Board discussed the ZBA-1 form related to the Dave Emmons/Dan Hofmann/Harris Hill mine and its relation to Section #580 of the Hannibal Zoning Ordinance regarding major excavations. A motion was made to send the ZBA-1 form to the ZBA committee.

The Planning Board meeting addressed several key issues. A public hearing was held for a minor subdivision on Crandall Road, resulting in approval. Discussions included site plan reviews and health concerns related to Country Haven Manufactured Home Park, along with a review of Powell Manufactured Home Park's site plan, which was approved with a stipulation regarding fencing. A significant portion of the meeting involved a discussion regarding the Ferlito/Emmons/Hofmann Harris Hill mine application, with a motion for a public hearing ultimately failing. Finally, a minor subdivision application on 66 Road and Route 3 was deemed complete, scheduling a public hearing for May 2, 2019.

The meeting included a public hearing for the Bartoszewski 66 Road Junk Yard application, which was ultimately approved. A letter from the CEO confirming no violations on the property was submitted. The board also plans to investigate the lack of Robert's Rules of Order usage in their meetings.