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Planning commission forms work group to complete Michiana master plan within 12 months
Summary
The Planning Commission has formed a Master Planning Work Group to work with the Village Council to finish a Master Plan in 12 months; four consultants were screened, an RFP was accepted and the work group planned to meet Oct. 21 to select a consultant and set a schedule.
The Planning Commission reported steps to begin a village Master Plan with a goal to complete it within 12 months.
Mike Botelho read an update from Julie Bonello: a Master Planning Work Group has been formed to coordinate with the Village Council and department heads; letters of intent were sent to neighboring communities and utilities; four consultant candidates were identified and one‑hour information sessions were held; an RFP was issued and accepted by Oct. 17. The Work Group planned to meet Oct. 21 to select a consultant, then schedule a Master Planning kick‑off and draft the first public survey.
Next steps spelled out in the minutes include finalizing a workplan and schedule with the selected consultant and creating and distributing an initial community survey. The minutes do not list consultant names or contract values.
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