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• very lucky that, uh, we've been able to go to the planning commission. We've got a, uh, unanimous, uh, vote of
• support from the planning commission. And I, I want to take the moment to, uh, in particular thank block from the
• that. Um, and one other item there is that, uh, from the planning commission, uh, outdoor activity, uh, can also be
• . We have strong direction for the planning commission to try and get it in, but we have to figure out what
• , there's a, there's initial cultural overlay, uh, uh, framework that has been, um, that has been directed by the Planning
• Commission to be part of a, um, the, the new Palm district that's coming up downtown. That includes a lot of the
• Street Mexican American Cultural Heritage Corridor. But, um, there's been, um, uh, strong and, um, direction from the Planning
• Commission to, uh, explore some of the types of overlay tools. We are looking at this in this general cultural overlay

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• that to us in advance to examine it. Um, but we certainly can look at it prior to planning commission and
• the table right now, but we can look at that between now and Planning commission. Yeah. But we are in front of
• us now, not the planning commission. Yes. So Michael Waylan on behalf of the applicant. Um, I I, I can be
• it. Well, I'll just out, uh, commissioner Anderson by mentioning that he and I served on the planning commission for

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• The clock. I'm gonna call the order the Zoning and Planning Commission. It is Tuesday, August 15th. We are convening at 6 0 1 at Austin City Hall

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• to have been put in for Uno, but it was, uh, but should hopefully be making it to planning commission right after
• don't have a problem With it That we just learned that last planning commission meeting. Do I have any questions from
• will, I'm just gonna tell you from what I was told City, uh, this room planning commission, those were the only
• options because of the, They wanna seize the B and c room. A planning commission room. Yeah. Those were the only options
• . Planning commission The what room? Yeah, one commission room. Okay, Got it. Or here, either way. I just, I think it

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• proposed variances. Um, we, um, we've got information from law that when, um, the ordinance goes to, um, planning commission on
• being proposed to the community. Uh, obviously there are other touch points with the planning commission and then eventually
• . And good luck with everything. We will, um, be watching what happens at the Planning Commission as well, and I wanna
• team with the, the development ordinance and then also the, um, the, at the Planning Commission. So, okay, great. Well

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• five, plan amendment NPA A 2 23 0 0 2 4 0.01 radius of the domain District seven. This is approved by consent from planning commission. Item
• . This item is up for, um, uh, approval by consent from the planning commission pending the vote of course. And item 16 B
• , maybe something, uh, the planning commission should look at to send a codes and ordinances, like a new land use
• . The planning commission should support master plans that were approved by city council, a previous planning commission, and
• watching to see how these cases are decided. The planning commission should support master plans that were approved by city
• council, a previous planning commission, and Austin citizens please deny these zoning cases. Thank you so much. All right, Thank
• one minute. Hello Planning Commission. Thank you for hearing me. My name is Debra Peacock and today I am speaking in
• emergency access. Um, I do encourage that the planning commission pause on expanding the hub and not include wickersham mill
• . And I don't think the planning commission should be doing that. Commissioner Barre Ramirez? Yeah, I think for me, the
• the planning commission meeting? I'm not sure if there's another staff person that wants to speak on this. This is my
• the body really decided to move it forward to planning commission with the understanding that at the time that they would
• planning commission is not the only space wherein we can engage with these policies. We can and should
• back and say, up your planning commission. We're gonna do exactly what we want to do. But with that, I
• existing if you can't even review the text of a code revision prior to it coming to planning commission? This

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• brought up, uh, that we've heard from the planning commission that they'd really like for us to look into. Um, and

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• the joint codes and ordinances committee, and then, and they, we recommend that they pass that up to planning commission. That
• happened. We then sent a letter to Planning Commission, please support this. And then it'll go on up to council
• we have to be paying attention to as a, as a commission a community. Um, so that did pass planning commission and

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• recommendation. You may have to reopen it for it to go to planning commission next. Ah, to go to planning
• change and so this still will go to, the planning commission will be presented for their approval, uh, in this case
• ago that the planning commission, uh, received the, the draft plan of what the Palm District, you know, master plan looks
• the planning commission. So, I, I, I hope everyone, you know, would kind of see to those things and, uh, and
• that goes in front of the planning commission and the council with an owner's support. And one that state law, again
• to historic designation require a super majority at historic Landmark Commission or Planning Commission. And at City Council. And
• , Uh, nine votes, I believe Nine votes. And the planning commission the same, Uh, planning commission. I think there are 13
• thoughts. Okay. So it's the, it's the historic Landmark Commission or Planning Commission. Super majority. And city council. Super
• theory could go to planning, commission and pass, but with not a super majority. And it would go to city council. And
• has more clarification. Um, And just one point of clarification, if the, uh, application goes to the planning commission and
• commission, it wasn't with an eye toward what, uh, the planning commission or the city council might do with our
• commission. We reopen. So yes. Okay. Alright. Thank you. I'm glad somebody was listening to the retreat. . . Here you

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• still has to go to planning commission and city council. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I mean, the idea is to have to