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Fort Thomas planning commission refines comprehensive plan language, flags scope and staffing limits
Summary
The Fort Thomas Planning Commission reviewed and suggested edits to the draft comprehensive plan, focusing on defining the "greenbelt," limiting sub-area detail in the comp plan, and updating references to the UDO; staff said signage/wayfinding work will continue but was delayed by a lost staffer.
Commissioners on the Fort Thomas Planning Commission reviewed proposed edits to the city—omprehensive plan and debated which items belong in a community-level comp plan versus separate focus-area work.
The discussion centered on several wording and scope changes that commissioners said need clearer definition or should be moved out of the comp plan. Speaker 1 (Commissioner) asked for a concrete definition of the document—ntry labeled "greenbelt," arguing the plan should explain whether that term means a formal conservation zone or simply vegetated and forested slopes. "We don't really have a conservation zone," Speaker 1 said, and recommended referencing the city's Unified Development Ordinance…
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