Plan Commission — Agenda

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town of Blooming Grove Plan Commission will meet on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 5:00 PM in the Town Hall located at 1880 S. Stoughton Road, Madison, Wisconsin. The following is the MEETING AGENDA: 1. Order of Business a. Call meeting to order; remind attendees to sign in b. Roll Call c. Review of Meeting Agenda 2. Discussion/Decision Items a. Updates on Woods Edge Condominium Plat b. Town Park Survey Results c. Future development in the Town 3. Administrative Business a. Approval of October 22, 2025 meeting minutes b. Approval of November 5, 2025 site visit meeting minutes c. Future Agenda Items 4. Public Comment Note: Under “Public Comment” the public can comment on any topic, but state open meeting laws do not allow for any discussion or action to be taken on issues not listed on the agenda. 5. Adjourn Dated and Posted February 6, 2026 Please Note: A quorum of the Blooming Grove Town Board may be in attendance to gather information relevant to their responsibilities. No matter shall be considered, nor shall the Town Board take any action, at this meeting. 1880 S. Stoughton Road Madison WI 53716 Phone 608-223-1104 * Fax 608-223-1106 www.blmgrove.com Dane County Minutes - Final Unless Amended by Committee Zoning & Land Regulation Committee Consider: Who benefits? Who is burdened? Who does not have a voice at the table? How can policymakers mitigate unintended consequences? This meeting is being conducted on land now known and recognized as Dane County, Wisconsin. We acknowledge that this land is at the same time the ancestral, traditional, & contemporary land of the Ho-Chunk, Sauk & Kickapoo nations. 6:30 PM Hybrid Meeting: Attend in person at the City County Building in Room 354; or Attend virtually via Zoom. Tuesday, January 27, 2026 See below for additional instructions on how to attend the meeting and provide public testimony. A. Call to Order JERRY BOLLIG, MICHELE DOOLAN, JEFFREY KRONING, DON POSTLER, and MICHELE RITT Present 5 - B. Public comment for any item not listed on the agenda 2025 RPT-655 January 27, 2026 ZLR Meeting Registrants January 27th ZLR registrationsAttachments: C. Consideration of Minutes 2025 MIN-502 January 13, 2026 ZLR Committee meeting minutes January 13th ZLR Committee Work Meeting MinutesAttachments: approved Ayes: BOLLIG,DOOLAN,KRONING,POSTLERandRITT5 - D. Public Hearing for Zoning Map Amendments, Conditional Use Permits, and Ordinance Amendments Page 1Dane County Printed on 2/3/2026 January 27, 2026Zoning & Land Regulation Committee Minutes - Final Unless Amended by Committee 12243 PETITION: REZONE 12243 APPLICANT: WEDEWARD LIVING TR LOCATION: 371 WATERLOO ROAD, SECTION 14, TOWN OF MEDINA CHANGE FROM: FP-35 Farmland Preservation District TO RR-1 Rural Residential District REASON: separating existing residence from farmland 12243 Ord Amend 12243 Staff Report 12243 Town Action 12243 Density study 12243 APP 12243 MAP Attachments: In support: Michael Wedeward Opposed: none recommended for approval Ayes: BOLLIG,DOOLAN,KRONING,POSTLERandRITT5 - 12244 PETITION: REZONE 12244 APPLICANT: DAVE AND JULIE WOOD LOCATION: 3200 LARSEN DRIVE, SECTION 31, TOWN OF BLOOMING GROVE CHANGE: Removing 0.17 acres from wetland status to non-wetland status REASON: rezoning a portion of land from wetland status to non-wetland status pursuant to Dane County code of ordinance section 11.10. 12244 Staff Report 12244 Current CSM 15285 12244 Wood Concept Map (11-12-25) 12244 APP 12244 MAP 12244 Public Comment - Holten support Attachments: In support: David Wood In opposition: Guy Gorsky postponed Ayes: BOLLIG,DOOLAN,KRONING,POSTLERandRITT5 - Page 8Dane County Printed on 2/3/2026 Form Version 04.00.00 Dane County Rezone Petition Application Date Petition Number 11/20/2025 DCPREZ-2025-12244Public Hearing Date 01/27/2026 OWNER INFORMATION OWNER NAME DAVE AND JULIE WOOD PHONE (with Area Code) (608) 442-8000 BILLING ADDRESS (Number & Street) 3200 LARSEN RD (City, State, Zip) MADISON, WI 53711 E-MAIL ADDRESS AGENT INFORMATION AGENT NAME WILLIAMSON SURVEYING AND ASSOCIATES PHONE (with Area Code) (608) 255-5705 ADDRESS (Number & Street) 104A W MAIN STREET (City, State, Zip) Waunakee, WI 53597 E-MAIL ADDRESS ADDRESS/LOCATION 1 ADDRESS/LOCATION 3 ADDRESS/LOCATION 2 ADDRESS OR LOCATION OF REZONE ADDRESS OR LOCATION OF REZONE ADDRESS OR LOCATION OF REZONE 3200 Larsen Drive TOWNSHIP BLOOMING GROVE SECTION 31 TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIPSECTION SECTION PARCEL NUMBERS INVOLVED 0710-313-9030-0 PARCEL NUMBERS INVOLVED PARCEL NUMBERS INVOLVED REASON FOR REZONE REZONING A PORTION OF LAND FROM WETLAND STATUS TO NON-WETLAND STATUS PURSUANT TO DANE COUNTY CODE OF ORDINANCE SECTION 11.10. FROM DISTRICT: TO DISTRICT: ACRES C.S.M REQUIRED? PLAT REQUIRED? DEED RESTRICTION REQUIRED? INSPECTOR'S INITIALS SIGNATURE:(Owner or Agent) PRINT NAME: DATE: COMMENTS: THE APPLICANT WILL NEED TO PROVIDE REASONING WHY AN ALTERNATE LOCATION FOR THE DRIVEWAY CANNOT BE ACHIEVED ON THE PROPERTY. RWL1 Applicant Initials_________ Yes Yes YesNo No No Applicant Initials_________ Applicant Initials_________ Wetland Status Non - Wetland Status 0.17 Wetland Rezone Narrative PART 1 — RESPONSE TO DANE COUNTY ORDINANCE §11.10 Purpose and Overview This application requests are to remove a part of a Wetland zoning district so Dave and Julie Wood can put a private road through their property for a Condominium Plat. Allen Ramminger Water Management Specialist with the WDNR has provided a letter from July 15th, 2025 (EXE-SC-2025-13-02090) stating that the wetlands located in this area is a nonfederal wetland and the wetlands isn’t a rare and high-quality wetlands. Please see attached letter from Allen Ramminger. (1) Rezoning Method The rezone will be completed by amending the official zoning map and ordinance consistent with the process outlined in county and state regulations. All procedures for public notice, review, and adoption will follow Dane County and Wisconsin statutory requirements. (2) Avoidance of Significant Adverse Impacts The project has been carefully designed to avoid or minimize adverse effects on wetland functions and values. Each factor listed in §11.10(2)(a–g) has been addressed below. (a) Storm and flood water storage capacity The roadway grading preserves the majority of existing wetlands and storage capacity. There will be a culvert to connect to wetlands from one side of the private drive to the other side. (b) Maintenance of groundwater flow and dry-season stream flow The project avoids disturbance to groundwater discharge and recharge zones. There will be minimal impact. (c) Filtering or storage of sediments, nutrients, and pollutants Temporary construction impacts will be managed under an approved erosion control and stormwater plan. Permanent stormwater management features will continue to filter runoff before it enters wetlands. (d) Shoreline protection against soil erosion There is no shoreline through the wetlands in this area. (e) Fish spawning, breeding, nursery, or feeding grounds There will be minimal impact to spawning, breeding, nursery or feeding grounds. (f) Wildlife habitat The project avoids high-quality habitat areas where feasible. (g) Areas of special recreational, scenic, or scientific interest The proposed road will blend in to surrounding landscape and allow access to 5 units in the proposed condominium plat which will allow access to a new private walking trail inside the plat. WETLAND REMOVAL DESCRIPTION An area of wetlands to be removed located on Lot 1, Certified Survey Map No. 15285, recorded in the Dane County Register of Deeds Office in Volume 109 of Certified Surveys on Pages 109 through 113, as Document No. 5540586. Located in part of the Southwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 31, T7N, R10E, Town of Blooming Grove, Dane County, Wisconsin, being more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Southwest Corner of said Section31, thence S 89°32’17” E along the south line of the said Southwest 1/4, 1030.46 feet; thence N 00°27’43” E to the north right of way of Meadowview Road also being the point of beginning. Thence along an arc of a curve concaved northeasterly having a radius of 25.00 feet and a long chord bearing of N 44°32’17” W , 35.36 feet; thence N 00°27’43” E, 72.68 feet; thence N 71°25’10” W , 54.38 feet; thence N 78°16’32” W , 14.60 feet; thence S 00°27’43” W , 92.44 feet; thence along an arc of a curve concaved northwesterly having a radius of 25.00 feet and a long chord bearing and distance of S 45°27’43” W , 35.36 feet to the said north right of way of Meadowview Road; thence S 89°32’17” E along said north right of way, 116.00 feet to the point of beginning. This wetland area to be removed contains 7415 sq. ft. or 0.17 acres. State of Wisconsin DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 3911 Fish Hatchery Rd. Fitchburg, WI, 53711 Tony Evers, Governor Karen Hyun, Ph.D., Secretary Telephone 608-266-2621 Toll Free 1-888-936-7463 TTY Access via relay - 711 July 15, 2025 EXE-SC-2025-13-02090 David Wood 3200 Larson Road Madison, WI 53711 RE: Nonfederal Wetland Exemption Determination for an area described as Wetland 1 located at SW SW T7N R10E S31 in the Town of Blooming Grove, Dane County. Dear Mr. Wood: This letter is in response to your request for a nonfederal wetland exemption determination for the above-mentioned wetlands. According to 281.36 (4n), Wis. Stats., a nonfederal urban wetland is a wetland that is not federally jurisdictional. Projects impacting nonfederal wetlands in urban areas must be less than 1 acre of total impact per parcel. Mitigation will be required for impacts greater than 10,000 sq ft up to 1 acre. The applicant must have a nonfederal jurisdictional determination from the Army Corps of Engineers along with a map of the wetland(s) involved. In addition, DNR must also consider whether the nonfederal wetland is a rare and high-quality wetland as defined in s 281.36(4n), Wis. Stat. The Department reviewed the following materials to aid in our exemption determination: • The request narrative including project scope and purpose • Site location map and photographs that show different angles and views of the wetland • Botanical survey results • Wetland delineation information Below is a summary of our findings: Request Narrative According to the request narrative the total wetland impacts will be .05 acres. The purpose of this project is to install a driveway on a current path to gain access to a homesite. Site Location and Photographs The site location confirms that the wetland is located in an urban area. Wetland photographs also show the area of wetland impacts and surrounding landscape. Botanical Survey The botanical survey demonstrations that the wetland isn’t a rare and high quality wetland. Wetland Delineation Information The wetland delineation shows the wetland boundaries on the property according the 1987 ACOE wetland delineation manual and supplements. Stormwater Compliance Information The documentation demonstrated that the project will be completed in compliance with applicable WPDES stormwater permits and stormwater ordinances adopted under s. 59.693, 60.627, 61.354, or 62.234, Wis. Stats. ELIGIBLE Based upon the documentation provided above, the project meets the eligibility criteria pursuant to s. 281.36 (4n), State Stat. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a meeting to discuss this approval, please call me at (608) 228-4067 or email Allen.Ramminger@wisconsin.gov Sincerely, Allen Ramminger Water Management Specialist Email CC: Alan Vorse, USACE Project Manager DNR Water Management Specialist County Zoning Administrator WDNR Conservation Warden Consultant Waterways/Wetlands file     3200 LARSEN RD MADISON WI 53711 Municipality Name TOWN OF BLOOMING GROVE State Municipality Code 008 PLSS (T,R,S,QQ,Q) 07N 10E 31 SW SW (Click link above to access images for Qtr-Qtr) Section 07N 10E 31 (Click link above to access images for Section) Plat Name CSM 15285 (Click link above to access images for Plat) CSM 15285 (Click link above to access images for Surveys within Plat) Block/Building Lot/Unit 1 (Click link above to see images for this Lot) Parcel Description LOT 1 CSM 15285 CS109/109&113-11/15/2019 F/K/A LOTS 1 & 2 CSM 8235 CS44/196&198-6/11/96 DESCR AS SEC 31-7-10 PRT SW1/4SW1/4 (28.93 ACRES) Current Owner WOOD TR   Primary Address 3200 LARSEN RD Billing Address Show Municipal Contact Information  008/0710-313-9030-0 Details https://accessdane.danecounty.gov/Parcel/Index/071031390300 1 of 5 11/18/2025, 3:31 PM  Valuation Classi�cation G1  G4  G5M  Assessment Acres 28.930 Land Value $177,900.00 Improved Value $779,200.00 Total Value $957,100.00 Show Valuation Breakout Open Book dates have passed for the year Starts: 05/15/2025 - 11:00 AM Ends: 05/15/2025 - 01:00 PM About Open Book Board of Review dates have passed for the year Starts: 06/04/2025 - 05:30 PM Ends: 06/04/2025 - 07:30 PM About Board Of Review For the most current and complete zoning information contact: Dane County Zoning |  608-266-4266 RM-16 Zoning District Fact Sheets   Some portion of this parcel either contains or is in close proximity to sensitive environmental features (i.e. shorelands, �oodplains, or wetlands), and Dane County regulations may apply. Please contact the Dane County Zoning Division at (608) 266-4266 for additional permitting information. 008/0710-313-9030-0 Details https://accessdane.danecounty.gov/Parcel/Index/071031390300 2 of 5 11/18/2025, 3:31 PM REGULAR SCHOOL 4144 OREGON SCHOOL DIST TECHNICAL COLLEGE 0400 MADISON TECH COLLEGE OTHER DISTRICT MADF CITY OF MADISON FIRE DIST OTHER DISTRICT 0420 SEWER 20 OTHER DISTRICT MADE CITY OF MADISON EMS METRO SEWERAGE 5150 MADISON METRO SEWER DIST Esri, NASA, NGA, USGS, FEMA | Esri Community Maps Contributors, County of Dane, © OpenStreetMap, Microsoft, Es… Powered by Esri 008/0710-313-9030-0 Details https://accessdane.danecounty.gov/Parcel/Index/071031390300 3 of 5 11/18/2025, 3:31 PM 2024 Tax Info Details Tax Payment History    Newer Older   $178,700.00 $779,200.00 $957,900.00 $11,451.34 $276.49 $85.87 $171.96 $11,260.94 D 01/10/2023 5881591 Show More  DocLink DocLink is a feature that connects this property to recorded documents listed above. 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Room 116 008/0710-313-9030-0 Details https://accessdane.danecounty.gov/Parcel/Index/071031390300 4 of 5 11/18/2025, 3:31 PM From: Hilbert, Hans Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2025 8:53 AM To: Lane, Roger; Holloway, Rachel Subject: FW: Comment on Petition 12244 From: Kaleb <kalajholt@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, December 22, 2025 5:04 PM To: Planning & Development <plandev@danecounty.gov> Subject: Comment on Petition 12244 Hello, My family and I live at 4739 Meadowview Rd, which is just down the way from this proposal.  I'm leaving this comment in support of the project. Dane County faces a housing shortage and every additional unit will help with that. I ZjQcmQRYFpfptBannerStart ZjQcmQRYFpfptBannerEnd Hello, My family and I live at 4739 Meadowview Rd, which is just down the way from this proposal. I'm leaving this comment in support of the project. Dane County faces a housing shortage and every additional unit will help with that. I only wish this development could have been a bit bigger. Thanks, Kaleb Holten Town of Blooming Grove Plan Commission Minutes Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at 5:00 PM Place: Town Hall, 1880 S. Stoughton Road Present per roll call: Chair Dave Young, and Commissioners Jeff Teuscher, Dwight Johnson, and David Braga. Erin Pierce had an excused absence. Also, in attendance were Clerk/Treasurer/Administrator John Wright, Deborah Sellers, Frank Woznick (arrived at 5:15 PM), Amy Schroeder (arrived at 5:15 PM), and David Wood (arrived at 5:28 PM). Chair Young called the meeting to order at 5:00 PM. Wright attested to proper proof of posting. In the absence of David Wood, Chair Young requested, without objection, to move item 2.b ahead on the agenda. 2. Discussion and/or Decision Items b. Town Parks – Chair Young stated that he will work with the Town Supervisor of Public Works, Cory Buske to inventory the resources in each Town Park, including shelters, playground equipment, plantings, benches, electrical, water, etc. Young proposed a special meeting to review each park. Commissioner Teuscher is restricted by his work schedule until November 15th, but is otherwise willing to attend as is Commissioner Braga. Commissioner Johnson recommended soliciting feedback from Town residents to find out what they may want. It was noted that a tree planted by the Gallagher Grove Civic Club had been removed by ATC in Thurber Park along with lilac shrubs. There followed a brief discussion of a Juniper tree transplanted from the Blooming Grove Cemetery to Thurber Park. Resident Deborah Sellers is willing to volunteer to assist with a survey. There is an outlay account specific to the Trachte Building in Thurber Park that comingles grant money with money set aside by the Town. The current balance for the Parks Outlay account is $5,662.02. c. Future development in the Town Chair Young stated that David Wood had approached Clerk/Treasurer/Administrator Wright about a possible condominium development for his property located at the intersection of Larsen and Meadowview roads. Wright explained that Wood had approached him about a possible condominium plat of single-family detached residences. Wright noted that such developments are not land divisions; land divisions are regulated by the City of Madison under their extraterritorial jurisdiction. Condos, unlike traditional developments, are comprised of units, common elements, and limited common elements instead of lots under single ownership. Any roads constructed to serve units must be built to Town road standards and cannot be dedicated to the public at a future date. The developer must create a declaration that defines the project, includes a legal description for each unit, and enumerates rules and restrictions; it is recorded with the Dane County Register of Deeds along with the Condominium Plat. There followed a brief discussion about how future events may affect the association members upon the death or transference of title to heirs and assigns. Wright stated that Mr. Wood is balancing the cost with the convenience of connecting to public sewerage or conventional, private onsite wastewater treatment systems (POWTS). It is Wright’s understanding that Mr. Wood has confirmed that the City of Madison is fine for future development to be served by private wells. 3. Administrative Business a. Approval of June 11, 2025 Meeting Minutes Chair Young made a motion to approve the minutes of the June 11, 2025 Plan Commission meeting, as presented; 2nd Commissioner Teuscher. Motion carried 4-0. b. Future Agenda Items – Field visit results at three Town Parks and Park Survey. 4. Public Comment – No comments were received. 2.a. Review Concept Plan of Woods Edge Condominium Plat and supporting documents i. Lot 1 of Certified Survey Map 15285 with existing residence – David Wood stated that the proposed name of the condominium and private road is not in conflict with any other in the area. Wood chronicled his purchase of the current parcel and transition from agricultural use to residential and conservation efforts that includes a one-acre pond and thousands of planted trees. The enrollment in the Managed Forest Law Program has expired, so there will be no penalty associated with the land’s development. Woods is hoping to develop the property to a density far lower than that of Terra Vessa to the west. He noted that the cost to connect to public sanitary sewer was based upon the size of the lot, not the number of residential dwelling units or bathrooms. If the proposed development moves forward, the plan is to construct the paved private access to a standard acceptable to the Dane County Fire Department. The private road will not have curb and gutter. All proposed, detached single-family residences will be served by private wells, which has been agreed to by the City of Madison, according to Wood. ii. Possible replat as six-unit condo plat –The current zoning classification allows for one residence for every 16 acres; this piece of land has 28.93 acres with one existing home. The size the land included with each the six proposed units would be determined in part by how much property would be set aside for conservation, the minimum square footage required for POWTS or public sanitary sewer, and access. The existing home would be one of the six lots. That residence has a private well and is connected to public sanitary sewerage. iii. Current zoning RM-16 Rural Residential with possible rezone to MFR-08 Multi Family – In order to develop the property, as proposed, Mr. Wood will need to petition Dane County for rezoning Lot 1 of Certified Survey Map (CSM) 15285 from its current classification of RM-16 to MFR-08. Chair Young moved to support the proposed six-unit condo plat of detached, single- family residences and further approved Mr. Woods to seek the rezone of Lot 1 of CSM 15285 from RM-16 to MFR-08; 2nd by Commissioner Teuscher. Motion carried 4-0. 5. Adjourn – Chair Young made a motion to adjourn the meeting; 2nd by Commissioner Johnson. Motion carried 4-0 at 5:51 PM. Minutes by John Wright Approved: Town of Blooming Grove Plan Commission Minutes Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025, at 9:30 AM Place: Town Hall, 1880 S. Stoughton Road Present per roll call: Chair Dave Young, and Commissioners Dwight Johnson, and David Braga. Erin Pierce will meet the group at Thurber Park. Commissioner Teuscher had notified the group beforehand that he was unable to attend. Also, in attendance were Clerk/Treasurer/Administrator John Wright, Public Works Supervisor Cory Buske, and Deborah Sellers. Chair Young called the meeting to order at 9:30 AM. Wright attested to proper proof of posting. 2. Depart Town Hall to the Following Locations (sequentially): a. Thurber Park: 3325 Thurber Avenue, Madison, Wisconsin – Those in attendance reviewed the amenities at this location: five benches, an open air shelter, playground equipment, basketball court, display case, commemorative plaque, and three street lights. The former Town Hall, a Trachte Building, houses an artist-in-residence studio. The City of Madison leases the building from the Town. Those who rent the park shelter from the Town have access to electrical power, overhead lights in the shelter, and an accessible restroom. Public Works Supervisor Cory Buske reviewed the history of plantings in the park as well as the removal of lilac bushes and a commemorative tree by ATC when they recently replaced the poles carrying overhead high power lines. Buske transplanted a small Juniper tree this year from the Town cemetery. There is a geodetic survey benchmark located in the park. The park is a reclaimed brownfield site which requires periodic filling for areas that settle over time. Commissioner Braga asked whether the Town has a long range plan for the parks; it does not. It was noted that the roof on the shelter is at the end of its effective life. Each of the three Town parks are mowed weekly during warm weather months. A bike path was proposed adjacent to the Wisconsin & Southern Railroad (WSOR), but the plans were rejected by the railroad within their right-of-way. The water table in this park is approximately 10 feet below the surface. Commissioner Johnson recommended sealing the surface of the basketball court and repainting the markings thereafter. The group departed this location at 10:20 AM. b. Severson Park: across from 3484 Cottontail Trail, Madison, Wisconsin – The group arrived at Severson Park at 10:33 AM. The amenities include an open air shelter with a dusk-to-dawn light on the exterior, a horseshoe pit, playground equipment, a tether ball pole, rock wall, three benches, volleyball court, sand box (with dozens of donated toys), a half basketball court, baseball backstop, three benches, a display case, and numerous mature trees. It was noted that this park is on a dead end road that may be joined to a City of Madison street after annexation. There is a City of Madison Park that abuts the Town park. It was noted that the shelter has electrical power available for those who rent it. There is no running water available. Portable restrooms are typically delivered in early April and removed before November first each year. Buske noted that the demographics of the neighborhood have changed over time from retired couples to young families. Originally, construction of a shelter was opposed, but was eventually welcomed. The shelter has a metal, standing seam roof. Commissioner Johnson recommended removing the oldest tree close to the shelter to prevent damage to the shelter during an extreme storm event. A playground digger/excavator was recommended as a possible addition to the existing equipment. The group departed at 10:57 AM. c. April Hill Park: across from 3574 Carncross Drive, McFarland, Wisconsin – The group arrived at 11:12 AM. The resources available include an open air shelter, playground equipment, a volleyball court, sandbox, three benches (one is two-sided), a half basketball court, a baseball backstop, a tetherball pole, an overhead dusk to dawn light on a pole, and a display case. Portable restrooms are typically delivered in early April and removed by November first. Electrical outlets and internal shelter lighting is available for those who rent the facility. Buske reported that a speed bump is installed on the street during warm weather months to slow traffic. The park abuts the Secret Places Park owned by the City of Madison. There is a small, unused green space to the southeast that has access from Rankin Road. Buske stated that the baseball backstop is utilized in this park. It was noted that in urban settings, there are scaled down, fenced dog parks with artificial turf often segregating small dogs from larger ones. Commissioner Pierce departed at 11:33 AM. 5. Adjourn – Chair Young made a motion to adjourn the meeting; 2 nd by Commissioner Johnson. Motion carried 3-0 at 11:40 AM. Minutes by John Wright Approved: