Council approves contract extension to finish comprehensive plan update; adds up to $8,000
Summary
The council approved a contract extension for the town’s comprehensive-plan consultant to address state comments on economic development and mapping; the extension includes up to $8,000 in additional authorized spending.
The Exeter Town Council voted to extend the contract with the consultant updating the town’s comprehensive plan to address limited state comments focused on economic development and mapping. Town staff said the statewide planning office limited its comments to the economic-development chapter and transportation, so the extension is narrowly targeted.
Town staff requested authorization for up to $8,000 in additional consultant hours and reproduction costs, explaining most of the expense is for mapping pagination and a modest number of printed copies. The planner said the consultant’s billing rate is $200 per hour for the additional work. Council members approved the extension by voice vote.
Planning staff said the town has not had a state-approved comprehensive plan since February 2009 and that an updated plan will help guide future land use, overlay districts and economic development actions. The planner said changes will be resubmitted to the state within the required 60-day window.
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