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Fayette County commissioners adopt joint land use plan support resolution
Summary
The board unanimously adopted a resolution expressing full support for the Fayette County Joint Land Use Plan, encouraging continued interjurisdictional collaboration while noting the plan does not replace local zoning authority.
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution Feb. 23 expressing the board's formal support for the Fayette County Joint Land Use Plan, a collaborative planning document developed with the City of Washington Court House, the villages of Jeffersonville and Bloomingburg, and participating townships.
The resolution notes the plan resulted from public engagement and technical analysis and is intended to guide future growth, economic development (including development tied to the Midwest Mega Commerce Center), infrastructure planning and the protection of agricultural lands. The resolution explicitly states that the plan does not supplant any local jurisdiction's zoning authority and urges continued collaboration to implement the plan.
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