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Resident asks commission to honor Haskellville small-area plan and resident intent
Summary
A local resident, Jeremy Smith, asked the commission to clarify the distinction between the city's general plan and small-area plans, arguing small-area plans reflect residents' input and should guide development in Haskellville.
During the public forum a resident, Jeremy Smith of 633 South 1400 East, asked commissioners to clarify how the general plan interacts with small-area plans and urged the commission to follow small-area plans that reflect neighborhood collaboration and resident intent.
Citing the general plan's 20-year horizon, Smith said small-area plans are intended to give more specific guidance for particular geographies and noted that participants from the original East Side comprehensive plan remain in the area and expect their input to be respected. Chair and staff replied that both plans were created with resident collaboration but that technical questions raised by Smith may be better answered by staff in follow-up.
