The Chick-fil-A resolution was a focal point, having been previously deliberated on January 7. The board confirmed the eligibility of members able to vote on this resolution, with a motion and second facilitating its approval. The Chick-fil-A development, located on East Route 202, had been a subject of community interest.

Additionally, resolutions for R Heritage Inn, H Hulia, and Aenos were also approved after confirming the accuracy of drafts. These resolutions had undergone multiple hearings and were subject to final comments and votes by eligible board members.

The meeting also addressed scheduling issues, with concerns raised about potential attendance challenges for a future meeting on March 4. It was suggested that some resolutions, such as Icon Keystone, could be postponed without causing significant delays. The Icon Keystone resolution, involving the removal of a building previously discussed, was deferred to the next meeting on February 18. The board anticipates further discussions on the Greymark office tract redevelopment plan, which was not addressed in this session.