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Granite Falls council advances preferred land-use options in comprehensive plan workshop
Summary
At a Sept. 25 workshop, the Granite Falls City Council reviewed the 2024 Comprehensive Plan update and by consensus selected preferred options for annexations, Mountain Loop Highway subarea zoning, Galena Street policy, middle housing, park-and-ride sites, public works building location and other land-use issues; public hearings will follow.
The Granite Falls City Council on Sept. 25 reviewed key land-use elements of the city’s 2024 Comprehensive Plan periodic update and agreed by consensus on preferred options for a series of topics that will move forward to Planning Commission review and future public hearings.
Community Development Director Eric Jensen opened the workshop with a slide presentation that listed the Comprehensive Plan timeline and topics including the Urban Growth Area boundary, annexations, the Mountain Loop Highway subarea, Galena Street zoning, mixed-use areas, middle housing, park-and-ride locations and a new public works facility. Mayor Matthew Hartman reminded the audience that "This is a workshop for council discussion and not a public hearing... Comment will be limited to three…
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