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Purcellville planners form zoning and comprehensive‑plan committees; staff to provide 'critical findings' report
Summary
Chair Ron Reis announced creation of two major committees — a zoning committee and a comprehensive planning committee — to lead the five‑year review of the town's 2030 Comprehensive Plan. Staff said the 'critical findings' report used during the plan's original adoption has been located and will be distributed with a forthcoming presentation.
Chair Ron Reis told the commission on Nov. 21 that he had formed two major committees to lead the town’s five‑year review of the 2030 Comprehensive Plan: a zoning committee and a comprehensive planning committee, each to be supplemented by subcommittees. He asked Commissioners Brian Green and John Pike to assist with populating the groups.
Planning staff said a PowerPoint on the history of the 2030 plan adoption — which took roughly 4.5 years originally — will be presented at a future meeting; staff also confirmed they have located the "critical findings" report used in that process and will provide it to commissioners along with the presentation. Staff and the chair urged commissioners to review the Loudoun County general plan and JLMA (joint land management area) references that relate to Purcellville as background for the review.
Why it matters: The committee structure and staff-supplied materials will guide the commission’s multi-month review of the town’s comprehensive plan, shaping priorities for zoning and long-term policy updates.
Provenance: topic introduction — SEG 888 (committee announcement); topic finish — SEG 833 (staff confirms location of critical findings report).
