
Mark Hall
14:11 - 14:50
"they, uh, they had, uh, Public Works Director, the Streets Division Supervisor, and, um, refuse out there, and, um, also AML. So they all met with the applicant and they were able to come to the conclusion that it's not going to affect anything where the location is proposed."
“they, uh, they had, uh, Public Works Director, the Streets Division Supervisor, and, um, refuse out there, and, um, also AML. So they all met with the applicant and they were able to come to the conclusion that it's not going to affect anything where the location is proposed.”
It's not going to impact like snow removal or anything like that. No, they, uh, they had, uh, Public Works Director, the Streets Division Supervisor, and, um, refuse out there, and, um, also AML. So they all met with the applicant and they were able to come to the conclusion that it's not going to affect anything where the location is proposed. So, any more questions? We'll be— yeah, all those in favor?
The Cordova Planning Commission voted unanimously Monday to let applicant Cecilia Stack rebuild a single-family home 3 feet from the front lot line on a substandard original townsite lot, waiving off-street parking and allowing zero-lot-line stairs. No one testified at the hearing.

Cordova's Planning Commission voted unanimously Monday to recommend the City Council lease about 101 square feet of Lot 11, Block 7 to Copper Brewing for a tank and related infrastructure. City departments found no conflict with alley freight deliveries. The council decides.
