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Planning commission forwards master plan update to supervisors after heated public comment
Summary
After more than two hours of public comment focused on downtown redevelopment and density, the Planning Commission voted to recommend the Board of Supervisors adopt the Carson City master plan update, with map and wording modifications and April/May procedural steps noted.
The Carson City Planning Commission voted March 26 to recommend that the Board of Supervisors adopt the city'wide master plan update, after a lengthy public comment period in which residents raised repeated objections to proposed downtown redevelopment, increased density and what they called insufficient outreach.
Hope Sullivan, Carson City's community development director, told commissioners the master plan is a policy document, not law: "The master plan's a policy document. It's not the law." She outlined a year-and-a-half outreach program that included more than 25 listening‑tour stops, mailings to all property owners and joint…
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