Trustees agree on streamlined formatting for draft planning/code chapters
Board members compared two formats for a planning document and agreed to adopt a streamlined government-style format to make chapters more accessible to staff and the public; members noted statutory requirements remain in place.
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Trustees reviewed competing formats for draft chapters of a planning or code document, comparing a more narrative/manual format with a streamlined government style. Members discussed moving chapter numbering (for example making what had been chapter 3 into chapter 2), shortening text and preserving the original actions and goals while improving accessibility for staff and the public.
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