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Holiday opens and closes required public hearing on 'Holiday Horizons' general plan update; vote set for Nov. 20
Summary
Planning staff presented the Holiday Horizons general plan update and the council opened the required public hearing; no members of the public spoke on the plan at the hearing and the council closed the hearing, directing further review in the Nov. 20 work session and vote.
City planning staff summarized the Holiday Horizons general plan update Nov. 6, describing a year‑long process of public engagement, readability improvements, updated future land‑use maps, appendices including a separate moderate‑income housing plan and a revised water element required by state guidance.
"The general plan is in its tenth year and has required to have an update every 10 years," planning staff said, noting that the planning commission reviewed and recommended changes focused largely on readability and clarification between the general plan and the city’s land‑use ordinance. Staff emphasized a new public portal with engagement summaries and appendices for small‑area master plans and the moderate‑income housing plan.
The mayor opened the statutorily required public hearing on the Holiday Horizons update; no one in the audience addressed the council on the plan and the hearing was closed. Council members said they would continue discussion in the work session and expected to consider adoption on Nov. 20, after final staff edits and any ordinance changes required to implement the plan.
Next steps: staff to return with final edits, ordinance amendment needs, and related grant/implementation materials for council review on Nov. 20.
