Staff urges targeted code fixes and prioritizes Tyler Technologies rollout to speed permitting
Staff told the joint session the LUDC should be amended for recurring implementation issues rather than single projects, and that the Tyler Technologies permit platform is a near‑term priority to streamline permitting and reduce perceived permitting friction.
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Staff framed the Land Use and Development Code as the regulatory vehicle to implement the comp plan and said code amendments should be driven by recurring, town‑wide issues rather than individual project requests. Jessica Johnson and other staff asked for council guidance on priorities, scope and resource allocations because current staff capacity is largely committed to development review and the Tyler Technologies software implementation.
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