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Planning and Zoning chair says 1'2 years needed to adopt codes that implement Comprehensive Plan 2035
Summary
Dr. John Spies told attendees the Planning and Zoning Commission has begun implementing the Comprehensive Plan 2035 and estimated it will take about one to two years to complete required code and ordinance updates.
Dr. John Spies, introduced as chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, described the commission's gatekeeping role for new residential and commercial development and said the commission researches proposals thoroughly before forwarding recommendations to city council. He emphasized commissioner commitment and volunteer status.
"It'll take 1 to 2 years to get all of the codes and and ordinances in place that will hold up the comprehensive plan and what the needs of community are," Spies said, referring to the plan's implementation timeline. He added that an action plan accompanies the comprehensive plan and that staff and commissioners are beginning the process.
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