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Commissioners press staff to produce current‑state and future land‑use maps to guide density decisions

Summit County Planning Commission · February 19, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners asked staff to prepare both a current‑state zoning map and a draft future land‑use map to help define where density, mixed‑use and conservation designations would be appropriate; staff said maps will inform later chapters and could require separate map work sessions.

Staff emphasized that the future land‑use map is the key document that will show where the county plans for commercial, residential (low/medium density), industrial and open‑space uses to occur. "This future land use map is something that we don't have yet on the East Side, and that, I think, is going to be a meeting or maybe 2 in and of itself," Ray said.

Commissioners urged staff to bring a current zoning map as a baseline and then a draft future land‑use map so the commission can mark areas for targeted density, green belts and conservation. Peter (staff) said maps will be iterative and advised the commission not to let the perfect map delay progress; staff committed to sharing a draft map for review before the next substantive sessions.