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City of Flagstaff opens 60-day review of draft regional plan transportation chapter; plan removes explicit “level of service” metric
Summary
City planning manager Sarah Dector briefed the Transportation Commission on the draft regional plan’s transportation chapter, highlighting structural changes to the plan, policy maps, a 60-day public comment period and a deliberate omission of the traditional “level of service” roadway metric.
Sarah Dector, comprehensive and neighborhood planning manager for the City of Flagstaff, briefed the Transportation Commission on the draft regional plan and encouraged commissioners to submit comments during the 60-day public review.
Dector said the draft separates policy goals from staff-facing implementation guidance, uses a revised “planning pyramid” to clarify which material will be applied in discretionary development review and includes multiple policy maps for the road network, urban trail system and bikeways. Commissioners were told the public review platform already contains hundreds of comments and allows up- and down-voting on suggestions.
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