Planning staff presented a conditional rezoning request for a 35-acre parcel (parcel ID 1402449) to a light-industrial conditional district; staff outlined four conditions including no vehicular access from Schaeffer/Pine/Cedar, a 175-foot undisturbed buffer on the southeastern line, restricted uses, and lighting standards. The applicant (Samaritan's Purse) emphasized job growth and agreed to use White Pine private access and recorded easements.

Park services reported Field 5 turf is complete ahead of fall practice, equestrian arenas are receiving new footing and fencing, and staff said roughly $13,000,000 is being spent on Wills Park reconstruction (including equestrian improvements).

The board approved PB26‑04, a UDO text amendment creating a standalone 'pool contractor' use and allowing expanded outdoor storage (up to 50% of a lot's buildable area) in specified districts, but required a Type D vegetative buffer and screening as a condition of approval.

A conceptual plan for Willow Estates proposed up to 108 units (32 existing + 76 new). Commissioners and dozens of residents pressed the developer for reduced density, enhanced tree buffers, stormwater assurances and to avoid connecting private roads to the Clearbrook neighborhood. No action taken; staff urged more detailed designs before rezoning or land‑use amendments.

Revised plan reduces units to 74, adds garages, and enhances environmental buffering.