Keystone staff seeks council backing to launch comprehensive land-use-code rewrite
Staff outlined a multi-step plan to rewrite Keystone's land use code to reflect the town's comprehensive plan and address 31 PUDs; staff proposed an AI-assisted inventory as a first step and estimated a full rewrite could cost $150K'$200K and take up to two years.
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Keystone staff told council the town needs a Keystone-specific land use code to replace the current Summit County–based code and to address the town's many planned-unit developments (PUDs). Staff asked the council to authorize initial work to inventory existing PUDs and code provisions and to return with an RFP or options for a full rewrite.
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