Larimer County Planning Commission adopts comprehensive plan update
Summary
The Larimer County Planning Commission voted to adopt the Strategic Growth and Water Supply element (file 26‑code‑0297) as its comprehensive plan update after clarifying that the commission is the final decision maker for the measure. The motion passed on a roll‑call vote.
The Larimer County Planning Commission voted on Sept. 16 to adopt the Strategic Growth and Water Supply element as part of the county comprehensive plan.
"I move that the planning commission adopt the comprehensive plan update, as included in our packet," Commissioner Patrick Rowe said before the commission conducted a roll‑call vote that approved the measure. Chair Lisa Chollet then closed that portion of the meeting and moved on to other agenda items.
Commissioners clarified on the record that the Board of County Commissioners had previously endorsed the amendments and that the planning commission serves as the final decision maker for this item. A meeting participant had asked whether the commission was recommending adoption or taking final action; commissioners confirmed the planning commission's authority and adopted the update as published (file 26‑code‑0297).
The action was taken on the consent agenda; staff noted there had been no requests to pull the item for additional discussion. The commission’s action will be reflected in the county’s comprehensive plan materials and in the county’s land‑use records.
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