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Planning staff to pause resurfacing policy review amid program changes

the Board · June 16, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff said they will put the county resurfacing policy on hold while they assess the introduction of new preservation and farmland programs and a forthcoming Woodlands Preservation program at the state level.

Planning Director Will Hanson told the board that the resurfacing policy will be put on hold while staff and the board investigate it further, citing the introduction of new programs and renewed interest in farmland preservation. Hanson said municipalities will decide which Creative Placemaking elements to replace and how many, with the county funding replacements subject to future commissioner approval.

Kevin Quinn told the board planning staff are working on a vacant-parcel analysis and form-letter templates to guide outreach; he said findings from the open-space analysis will be presented to the board when complete, expected within about two months.