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Planning director to serve as acting city manager; Landing master plan outreach continues
Summary
Planning Director Kim told the commission she will temporarily serve as acting city manager as staff roles shift; she updated commissioners on the Landing master plan consultant work and two prospective projects that may return for discretionary review.
Planning Director Kim told the commission staff changes at city hall mean she will temporarily assume the acting city manager role while continuing her duties as planning director.
Kim updated the commission on the Landing master plan: consultants have begun work, the first town‑hall meeting drew about 75 attendees, and a second public workshop will be scheduled after consultants reach a substantive milestone. She said a market strategist interviewed regional business owners and stakeholders and that the Landing is intended to be a regional asset serving people within a roughly 50‑mile radius.
Kim also said staff have received pre‑applications for at least two discretionary projects that may come to the commission later this year: a proposed worship center on South Mount Shasta Boulevard (a conditional‑use review) and a potential multifamily residential project near the hospital on Pine Street. She noted staff will follow standard completeness reviews and timelines once formal applications are submitted.
