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Centerville Planning Commission tables general plan amendment after broad public concerns
Summary
The Centerville Planning Commission on Oct. 22 opened a public hearing on proposed comprehensive general plan amendments, heard extensive public comment about process, housing counts and design standards, and voted to table the item to Nov. 12 to allow more review and written input.
The Centerville Planning Commission opened a public hearing Oct. 22 on proposed amendments to the city's comprehensive general plan but unanimously tabled further action to Nov. 12 after more than a dozen residents raised concerns about notice, survey methods, proposed language and housing estimates.
The commission's chair moved to continue the public hearing to Nov. 12 and to continue accepting written public comment; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously. The chair summarized the commission's takeaway as concerns about town-center feasibility, survey process, affordable-housing detail, gateway-corridor design standards and the amount of public engagement.
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