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Agenda de reunión

Planning Commission . Agenda Nov 10, 2026

City of Fruita

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The Fruita Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 10, 2026, to consider three land use applications including a houseboat campground and annexation.

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FRUITA PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING

November 10, 2026
6:00 P.M.
The following item(s) will be presented at this public hearing of the Fruita Planning Commission for their
consideration. Depending on the application type, the Planning Commission will formulate a recommendation
that will be forwarded to the Fruita City Council. Physically disadvantaged people who wish to obtain
information may call (970) 858-0786. The hearing impaired may call Relay Colorado at 1-800-659-2656 or
visit our website: www.fruita.org.
General Rules
Land use public hearings are similar to a court proceeding. Proper procedures will ensure a fair hearing for all
and allow the land use items to be acted on in a timely manner. In the interests of time and to assure a fair
hearing for everyone, the following rules will be followed:

  1. There will generally be a 15-minute presentation (maximum) by the applicant.
  2. Individual speakers will normally be limited to 3 minutes each.
    (Additional comments may be submitted in writing.)
  3. The applicant will then have a rebuttal time of approximately 5 minutes.
    The purpose of a land use hearing is to have the facts of a case presented in a manner that will assist the decision-
    makers in making a fair, legal, and complete decision. The hearing is a fact-finding forum by unbiased decision-
    makers. Unruly behavior, such as booing, hissing, cheering, applause, verbal outbursts, or other inappropriate
    behavior, detract from the hearing and will not be permitted.

A.CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL

B.PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

C.AMENDENTS TO THE AGENDA

None

D.APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA

E.WITHDRAWN ITEMS

None.

F.CONTINUED ITEMS

None

G.CONSENT ITEMS

APPROVAL OF MINUTES:

October 13, 2026, Planning Commission Meeting

H.PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS

1.Application # 2026-22
Application Name Wake Harbor Houseboat Campground
Application Type Conditional Use Permit
Applicant Victor Imondi
Location1081 16 Road
DescriptionThis is a request for approval of a Conditional Use Permit
for a Campground & Recreational Vehicle Park Use in an
Industrial (I) zone.
2.Application # 2026-20
Application Name Myers Annexation
Application Type Annexation
Applicant David Myers
Location1903 J Road
ZoneCurrently zoned Agricultural Forestry Transitional District
(AFT – County zoning)
DescriptionThis is a request to annex approximately 8.89 acres into the
city limits.
3.Application # 2026-21
Application Name Myers Rezone
Application Type Rezone
Applicant David Myers
Location1903 J Road
ZoneCurrently zoned Agricultural Forestry Transitional District
(AFT – County zoning)
Requested ZoneCommunity Residential (CR)
DescriptionThis is a request to rezone approximately 8.89 acres from
Agricultural Forestry Transitional District (AFT) to
Community Residential (CR).

I.OTHER BUSINESS

Community Development Updates
Visitors and Guests.
Other Business.

ADJOURNMENT

RULES OF PROCEDURE

1. THE HEARING IS OPENED BY THE CHAIR OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION

The Chair reads the item on the agenda.

2. THE STAFF PRESENTS THE STAFF REPORT

The Fruita City staff present their reports.

3. THE PETITIONER SUMMARIZES THE PROJECT

The petitioner or his/her representative is asked to present the proposal. Presentations should be brief
and to the point but covering all of the main aspects of the project.

4. PUBLIC COMMENTS

The Chair asks for members of the public who wish to speak to come up to the podium in an orderly
manner. People speaking should step up to the microphone and speak clearly, stating their name and
relation to the City. They should be brief and to the point and try not to repeat what others have said.

5. REBUTTAL

The Chair asks for the petitioner’s rebuttal. During this brief time, the petitioner should address the
major questions raised by the public and the Commission.
6. THE HEARING IS CLOSED TO PUBLIC COMMENTS AND THE ITEM IS DISCUSSED
The Chair closes the public hearing to public comments. No further comments from the public are
allowed at this time.

7. VOTE

The Chair asks the Commission for a motion on an item. After the motion is seconded, the Chair asks
for a discussion on the motion. The motion may be amended and if it is amended, the Commission votes
on whether to accept the amendment. After discussion and consideration of any amendments, the
Commission votes on the motion. If the motion fails, or if there is a tie vote, another motion may be
made and voted on using the same procedure. In addition to recommending an item be approved,
approved with conditions or denied, the Commission may also table an item or continue an item to a
later date.

8. FOLLOW UP

The Planning Commission’s decision is forwarded to the Fruita City Council. Once a project is
approved by the City Council it must be revised to reflect all the conditions placed on it by the City
Council before documents are recorded and/or building permits are issued. If the project fails to meet
the Fruita Land Use Code time limits for final documents, the project approval of the project lapses
and the project must be resubmitted.
9. The Planning Commission may also continue a project or deny a project. At the request of the
Planning Commission, the City Council may continue a scheduled public hearing to allow the Planning
Commission more time to consider or reconsider the application.

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