Community Development reports staff changes, CDBG work; commissioners request traffic study, promote tree-planting and Feb. 20 planning conference
Staff announced a new planner, ongoing CDBG and consolidated-plan work, and public-art landscaping discussions; commissioners requested a traffic study for Kickapoo and Harrison, asked for volunteers for tornado tree replanting, and promoted a Feb. 20 planning mini-conference at the Expo Center.
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City staff told the Planning Commission Feb. 5 that Diana Hood will join the Community Development Department next week as a planner; staff described Hood as coming from Stillwater with a bachelor’s degree in geography and an emphasis in urban planning from BYU.
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