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Planning commission seeks consultant to rewrite and simplify Grand County land‑use code
Summary
Planning staff presented an RFP to audit and update Grand County’s Land Use and Development Management Code, splitting work into a phase‑1 audit and a phase‑2 rewrite; commissioners debated timeline, public outreach and costs and a member of the public urged an ambitious schedule.
The Grand County Planning Commission on Jan. 26 advanced a request for proposals to update the county’s Land Use and Development Management Code, a project staff described as a two‑phase effort to audit existing zoning and subdivision language and then revise it to be clearer and more usable.
"This is a request for proposals to go out for the land use and development management code," Andrew Jackson, county planning staff, told commissioners, summarizing the RFP’s scope and the proposed two‑phase approach: a phase‑1 audit to identify inconsistent or outdated sections, followed by a phase‑2 drafting effort to reconcile zoning and subdivision language and produce a usable code.
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