Town of Hannibal

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 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.

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.