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Los Altos planning commission hears kickoff of comprehensive general plan update; staff outlines two-year schedule
Summary
Senior planner Britney Whiteill told the Planning Commission on Jan. 15 that a comprehensive general plan update will be led by a consultant team, run about two years, include an environmental review, and target adoption by the end of 2027; the commission will serve as the recommending body.
The Los Altos Planning Commission on Jan. 15 heard a staff presentation launching a comprehensive update of the city’s general plan, a two-year process staff said will involve consultants, technical advisors and broad community outreach.
Britney Whiteill, senior planner, told commissioners the city’s current general plan was adopted in 2002 and that recent changes in state law and local priorities make an update necessary. “The general plan update will be an all hands-on deck effort from city staff,” Whiteill said, adding the project will be managed by the planning division and supported by a team of consultants.
Whiteill described a four-phase schedule: phase one will document existing conditions and form a community vision; phase two…
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