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Senior Planner Anderson commented that Michael Hiatt passed away on April 26, 2023. He <br />commented that Mr. Hiatt served on the EPB since 2012, had a passion for giving back to the <br />community and was always interested in getting out into the community to improve environmental <br />awareness. He will be greatly missed, and the Board and staff wish to recognize him for all he has <br />done for the community and as a member of the EPB. <br />Chairperson Moore agreed that he will be greatly missed, noting that Mr. Hiatt was a high school <br />teacher of hers as well. <br />Board Member Fetterley commented that it was always a delight to work with Mr. Hiatt and he <br />will be missed, noting that he was a great advocate not only for the EPB but for students and the <br />schools. <br />Councilmember Howell commented that Mr. Hiatt will be greatly missed. <br />5.02: Consider Natural Resources Aspects of Proposed Site Plan for CorTrust Bank <br />(Project No. 23-104) <br />Senior Planner Anderson presented the staff report. He stated that the City has received an <br />application from CorTrust Bank for a proposed new bank to be located at the northeast corner of <br />Zeolite Street and Sunwood Drive. The application includes a Site Plan, Plat and Zoning <br />Amendment. <br />Chairperson Moore commented that she was hoping the area marked in red would be converted to <br />native plantings, which it has been. <br />Board Member Salami asked if the road construction would be brought about because of the hotel <br />and bank projects and whether those projects would contribute towards the road improvement. <br />Senior Planner Anderson replied that Zeolite Street was constructed as a temporary road to connect <br />Bunker Lake Boulevard and Sunwood Drive, therefore the City was aware that it would eventually <br />need to construct that temporary road to City standards. He commented that these projects are not <br />triggering the road improvement as that was already slated to be completed in 2024 regardless of <br />development. <br />Motion by Board Member Salami and seconded by Board Member Hagerty to recommend <br />approval of the Landscape and Tree Preservation Plans contingent upon compliance with Staff <br />review comments. <br />Motion carried. Voting Yes: Chairperson Moore, Board Member Salami, Hagerty, Fetterley, and <br />Vikander. Voting No: None. Absent: Board Member Bernard. <br />5.03: Zoning Code Update <br />Senior Planner Anderson presented the staff report. He stated that City staff is in the process of <br />rewriting the City's Zoning Code. The current drafts of the Landscaping and Tree Preservation <br />sections were included in the packet for review. Staff has also created a separate chapter for Shade <br />Tree Diseases and Pests. Much of the language in the new chapter was simply moved from the <br />Environmental Policy Board / May 15, 2023 <br />Page 2of5 <br />