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Houston mayor proposes committee and three-month timeline to update Comprehensive Plan

Town of Houston Council · January 8, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Gregory Wingo told the council he will form a committee and contact the town engineer and "U of D" to update Houston's Comprehensive Plan, with two public hearings and a three-month target to complete the work and enable future grant applications.

Mayor Gregory Wingo told the council that he is considering establishing a committee to update Houston's Comprehensive Plan and that Councilwoman Robin Adkins will serve on the group. He said he will contact the town engineer to obtain a quote to revise mapping and zoning and will reach out to "U of D" to request a meeting with the council.

Wingo said the update process would include two public hearings and require submission to the Governor for signature once the council approves it. He said completing the plan will allow the town to apply for grants and proposed a three-month timeframe to finish the work.

The council did not record a formal vote on creating the committee during the Jan. 8 meeting; the mayor said he will convene the committee and secure the engineer's quote before the council moves forward with public hearings. No specific grant programs or dollar amounts were listed in the minutes.