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Commissioners recommend delaying Master Plan update until full-time staff available
Summary
The Planning Commission recommended not to start a Master Plan update until full-time planning staff are available, citing the scope of work needed including public engagement and coordination with neighboring jurisdictions.
Commissioners recommended at the May 14 meeting that the county not initiate a Master Plan update until full-time staff are available to handle the project. The discussion emphasized the scope of work required—extensive public engagement, collaboration with surrounding cities and townships, and staffing capacity to complete the update effectively.
No formal motion to initiate the Master Plan update was approved; the commission recorded a recommendation to delay work until staffing resources permit. Staff and members discussed the tasks that would be required when the project begins, including outreach and intergovernmental coordination.
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