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Sahuarita council reviews draft 2025 general plan; consultants to return with tightened language Feb. 23
Summary
Consultants for the Town of Sahuarita presented a study session on the draft 2025 general plan, summarized outreach and 60‑day review feedback, and agreed to revise map legends and policy wording (including two commission‑recommended policies on conservation and resource protection) for council consideration Feb. 23.
Consultants from Michael Baker International walked the Town of Sahuarita council through the draft 2025 general plan during a Feb. 9 study session and asked council to identify wording changes before the plan moves to final consideration.
Matt Kliesico, the project manager identified in the presentation, said the update is a state‑mandated exercise that began in January 2024 and moves through three phases: existing conditions, drafting, and a statutorily required 60‑day review. He told council the process aims to produce a vision and policy document for voter ratification and stressed that "we're having a work session. So no decisions are being made this evening" while urging council to identify needed edits before the Feb. 23 meeting.
Why it matters: the general plan sets policy guidance that council will use when reviewing rezonings and other land‑use decisions; though the town does not control state or federal permitting agencies, council members said…
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