Staff: Dillon comprehensive-plan update should emphasize economic development and connectivity
Planning staff said community engagement (five forums and a follow-up survey) prioritized economic development and connectivity; commissioners debated language changes (e.g., replacing 'livability' with 'vibrancy') and asked staff to include an accomplishments/progress table in the updated plan.
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Planning staff opened the commission’s discussion of the comprehensive plan update, summarizing recent public engagement. "We had 5 community forums," staff said, and reported a post-forum survey as an input for drafting policies. Staff asked the commission to consider how the community feedback should shape the comp-plan purpose statement and higher-priority elements.
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