INRCOG to estimate cost and timeline for Black Hawk County comprehensive-plan update
INRCOG told the board it will produce an estimate of cost and timeline for a county comprehensive land use update; staff said the full update could take six to nine months and would include public feedback and a task force.
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Brian Schoen, executive director of the Iowa Northland Regional Council of Governments (INRCOG), told the Board of Supervisors that INRCOG will look at the cost and timeline to update the county comprehensive land use plan and report back to the county in about a week. Isaiah Corbin, INRCOG director of development, said a comprehensive update could take six to nine months and would include public engagement and a task force to guide the process.
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