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Planning and Zoning Commission approves posting of updated work plan and signals next steps on UDC rewrite
Summary
The Liberty Hill Planning and Zoning Commission approved posting an updated work plan on the city website that emphasizes a UDC rewrite, a public-facing implementation dashboard and quarterly reports to council; staff outlined timing and next steps and asked commissioners to flag any changes before publication.
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve posting its updated work plan on the city website after staff said the document reflects the commission’s priority ordering and implementation items.
The work plan centers on a multi‑year rewrite of the Unified Development Code (UDC), quarterly status reports to the commission and City Council on comprehensive plan implementation, a publicly accessible implementation dashboard, a review of the development review process and an internal project ranking process for the capital improvements program (CIP). ‘‘This iteration of the work plan . . . if it’s approved tonight, I just want y’all’s blessing before it goes on the website,’’ a staff member said while outlining timelines and deliverables.
Why it matters: The UDC…
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