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Flagstaff regional plan enters 60‑day public review; comments due Dec. 19
Summary
City planning staff told the Flagstaff Indigenous Commission on Dec. 11 that a roughly 230‑page draft regional plan is in a 60‑day public review that closes Dec. 19, and urged commissioners and residents to submit chapter‑level comments via the posted online platform or by email.
Elsa Erling, an associate planner in Flagstaff’s comprehensive planning office, told the Indigenous Commission on Dec. 11 that the City of Flagstaff Regional Plan draft is now in a 60‑day public review period that closes Dec. 19. "So it closes December 19th," Erling said, and encouraged commissioners to use the online comment tools and forthcoming office hours to weigh in.
The presentation described a large, multi‑year effort to update the regional plan that covers the city and surrounding county communities. Erling said an advisory committee met 15 times over roughly nine months and endorsed a draft that staff calls about 230 pages long; that endorsement began the current public‑review window. The draft will undergo further legal review and go to planning…
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