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Durand council adopts resolution to begin public engagement on comprehensive plan
Summary
The Durand City Council approved a resolution to start public engagement on a long-range comprehensive plan and directed staff to distribute a forthcoming community survey; council minutes show inconsistent resolution numbering, which is noted.
The Durand City Council on Jan. 28 approved a resolution to begin public engagement for the city’s long-range comprehensive plan. Mayor Patrick J. Milliren and Administrator Tracy Carlson told the council an initial Planning Commission meeting had occurred and that a community survey would be released within a few weeks.
Council Member Matt Roesler moved to adopt the Planning Commission-recommended resolution; Council Member LeAnna Kavanaugh seconded. The council approved the resolution on a roll-call vote of five ayes and zero nays.
The meeting minutes contain inconsistent numbering for the resolution: it is introduced as Resolution #25-01 and later recorded as Resolution #26-01. The substance recorded in the minutes describes approval of public engagement for the comprehensive plan and scheduling of a community survey; the minutes do not provide a definitive ordinance/resolution number or a timeline for the survey distribution beyond "within the next few weeks."
No formal amendments or conditions to the resolution are recorded. The council did not take additional formal votes related to plan content at this meeting.
