The board discussed the amendment’s consistency with the master plan and zoning ordinances, with board members expressing support for the change, noting that it did not contradict existing plans and would, in fact, improve public engagement. The amendment was seen as a positive step towards better informing the community, and a motion to accept the amendment as drafted was carried without opposition.

Additionally, the board addressed a draft resolution concerning the subdivision of lots, confirming the details of an agreement reached during a prior meeting. This included the new dimensions and square footage resulting from the adjustment of lot lines to ensure equitable distribution of land between two lots. After review, the resolution was approved.

The meeting also included an executive session, which excluded the public temporarily to address a letter from the mayor regarding the board’s conduct and proceedings. The session concluded without any action beyond the agreement to close the meeting.