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Staff asks commissioners to help push comprehensive-plan survey and outreach
Summary
Planning staff updated commissioners on the comprehensive-plan process, shared a survey QR code, and asked commissioners to promote participation at market days and holiday events.
City planning staff provided a brief update on the comprehensive-plan process and asked commissioners to help promote public participation. Staff (Otis Spriggs) said the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee (CPAC) is overseeing the update, the online survey is live (a QR code and link are available), and outreach will occur at market days and Heart of Christmas events.
Spriggs said roughly 60 surveys had been completed so far and urged commissioners to both complete the survey and help publicize it to the broader community. A website page under Development Services with slides and collected data is available for review.
Why it matters: the comprehensive plan will guide long-term land-use, infrastructure, and community investments; broad public input is needed to inform the draft.
Next steps: commissioners were asked to promote the QR-coded survey and staff will continue outreach at upcoming community events.
