Hello Mr. Warner & Mr. Wackers, I appreciate the Jonah's Center and First Church making available space for a presentation on the Planning & Zoning Department's suggested changes to the zoning code, and subsequent plans for Middletown's river front that will be taking place tonight. I also appreciate the Department's efforts to inform citizens. I also realize this is not the first time this presentation has been held. I would like to ask that this evening's presentation be repeated on public property- such as a school, the library, or council chambers as an official event posted with the Town Clerk so that the public is ensured prior notification and more have the opportunity to attend who may otherwise feel uncomfortable at a private location. I feel a public location will further give opportunity for commissioners to become educated on this issue. Also, if it is an official presentation or special meeting, commissioners like myself do not have to worry about collusion issues if we all were to attend. If it could be at a time when other concerned committees such as Design Review and Citizen's Advisory meet this would be most beneficial; I am especially concerned that the Common Council will not be able to attend at its current time. I myself work outside of Middletown and leave work at 5;30 pm and cannot attend a meeting beginning at this time, like many other working citizens for example. I strongly encourage this presentation to be repeated at the Mayor's & Common Council's mandate of meetings being held after 7 pm on a weekday in a public space for the public's benefit. Thank you, Molly Salafia, Assoc. AIA, LEED GA
PZ Commissioner
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