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Local public-affairs journalist urges Lake County to carry Vision 2028 principles into next general plan
Summary
Betsy Khan, speaking for the Essential Public Information Center and KPFC, asked the board to maintain the goals and principles of Vision 2028—developed after catastrophic disasters—for the county's next 20-year general plan.
Betsy Khan, identified as representing the Essential Public Information Center and as a longtime public-affairs journalist with KPFC, addressed the Lake County Board of Supervisors during public comment and urged the county to carry forward the Vision 2028 goals and principles into the next 20-year general plan.
Khan said her letter, included in the online agenda package, reflected the “garnered wisdom” of committees, community organizations and public servants involved in local governance. She noted that Vision 2028 was created in 2018 as Lake County was emerging from three years of catastrophic disasters and said the vision now informs the development of the next general plan.
Khan thanked the chair, welcomed new supervisors and the sheriff, and specifically said Supervisor Paiske “was instrumental in strengthening those aspirations.” She said community organizations and officials hope to continue working together to achieve mutual successes and effective resource management.
The comment was delivered during the public-input portion of the board meeting; the transcript records no formal board response during the item.
