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Countywide Planning Commission reviews draft Countywide Comprehensive Plan goals and policies in work session
Summary
At a Feb. 3 work session, staff presented an overview of the public process and led an interactive review of Goals and Policies for the draft Countywide Comprehensive Plan; the commission discussed the items and no formal vote on the plan was recorded.
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County planning staff presented an overview of public outreach and the development process for a draft Countywide Comprehensive Plan during a work session at the Feb. 3, 2025 Countywide Planning Commission meeting. Staff and consultants led an interactive review focused on the plan's Goals and Policies, and commission members discussed those items following the staff report format.
The transcript records the presentation and an interactive session but does not record any formal motions or votes on the draft plan itself. The meeting materials and discussion emphasized the public process and policy framing; specific policy text, suggested edits or detailed outcomes from the review are not specified in the minutes.
Staff listed as present included Susan Lee, Simon Corson, Lili Girodie and Robert Jacobs; consultants Kelly Naumann and Megan Moore of Logan Simpson Consultants are also recorded as present. The minutes do not record public comment or a decision to advance the plan to a formal vote at this meeting.
The commission adjourned at 9:21 p.m. after routine closing motions. Minutes were submitted by Margaret Citak, Administrative Support II – Planning Specialist.
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