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Planning commission OKs small discretionary spend for QR development signs
Summary
The commission approved using boards & commissions discretionary funds ($3,000 available) to buy QR‑coded development signs; staff proposed spending about $700 for the signs to increase project transparency.
The Planning Commission approved a resolution to use available boards and commissions discretionary funds to purchase QR‑coded development signs for public transparency.
Planning staff noted $3,000 in discretionary funds available for the board and proposed using about $700 of that to buy the red QR signs—similar to signs already seen around town—to provide links to project information and public hearing details. Staff said the purchase was seen as a practical way to increase transparency for projects requiring public hearings.
Commissioner Donald moved to support Planning Commission resolution 2026‑03 designating the discretionary funds for this purpose; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Staff will proceed with procurement and report back when signs are installed.
