Chuck Gillette introduced Rob Dalley as the new Building Official and Zoning Administrator. As his new position, he is automatically on the Committee. Mike Haycock's last day is this week. Rob Dalley stated he came from Washington City, spent a couple of years in St George and ten with Brian Head. The mountain and slopes there were unique challenges. Chuck Gillette stated Rob Dalley brings us a lot of good experience. Black Desert continues to move forward on landscape and lava fields. They are still well below their disturbance limit. The grandstands have been a hot button issue and people complained about the height. We are making sure that those are compliant. They are not really disturbing the lava fields. Rob Dalley stated they use concrete blocks and ballasts to hold those structures down. Chuck Gillette stated another update on that is that Black Desert Resort is looking at an option of donating open space of the lava fields to the City to keep it permanently protected open space. He doesn't know all those details. Chinle Cliffs is the development on the South side and we thought they were ready to submit a development plan and they are working on getting their park agreement moving. They may just try to improve their entitlements and try to sell it again. We may get involved again there. We have a couple zone changes on a couple of parcels that may affect sensitive lands. Carnesale has brought that in which is up against the bluff and the RA-1 piece as well. It gets close to the ridgeline edge and that area may need to be reviewed. The Drywash Reservoir has been indefinitely postponed. This was going to be used for reuse water and the District refined their plan and decided they don't need to build it because water conservation has really improved in our area so it was no longer needed. They don't want to spend the money if they don't need to. It's going to cost about 20 million dollars to build. We actually have a roadway through there. He asked the District if we could build that road or would we have to relocate it and rebuild it in the future. They were amenable to us building that road. Kayenta may decide to do that. It has been on our master plan. Kai Reed stated for 25 years. Chuck Gillette stated the roadway itself is not in sensitive lands but it is surrounded by portions of sensitive land. So that is a positive thing not to have that reservoir. Terry Marten always said he would turn it into a park which means keep it natural and use it for hiking. The District will acquire that land but they are not building a reservoir on it unless they really need to. It is essentially a free park, which is a win-win-win. By the Black Desert Resort horse roundabout Council did grant a zone change for a Commercial Light Manufacturing zone to put in a pressure regulating station. They are trying to mitigate the visual impacts of it. It will be similar to the one we already have by the medical building but they are trying to tuck it down a bit. We want to bring up some possible code changes to the Sensitive Lands Committee soon. Tyler Froelich inquired when was the sensitive lands map last updated? Chuck Gillette stated it is the 2023 version on the website. That was when we last made some changes. We don't typically bring floodplain issues to the Sensitive Lands Committee. If someone comes in for a preliminary plan, TRC will suggest it comes to the Sensitive Lands Committee first if there are sensitive lands. We talked about reducing the Sensitive Lands application fee. The old fee was for a Salt Lake City Engineer that flew down to come to our meetings. We will be changing that on the consolidated fee schedule. The SITLA project has gotten their final plats, but now they've slowed down.