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Planning staff reports new application numbering and previews legislative monitoring; commissioners praise training attendance
Summary
Staff told commissioners that a new software system changed application numbering and that staff are monitoring legislative proposals for potential fiscal impacts. Commissioners thanked staff for training and noted disappointment that some county commissioners did not attend.
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Staff (Corey) updated the Planning Commission on administrative matters, saying the department recently migrated to new software that required a change to the application‑numbering system. "That is due to the new software that we have," Corey said, explaining the old numbering was incompatible with the new system. Staff also said they are watching the legislature for items that could have fiscal impact and have asked the fiscal officer to flag anything that appears to raise concern.
Commissioners thanked staff (Corey and Rand) for providing training on land‑division procedures and the duties of the planning commission. One commissioner praised the number of planning commissioners who attended the training and expressed disappointment that several county commissioners did not show; they singled out Commissioner Gerber and Commissioner Veil for attending. Staff identified Curtis as the assistant county manager and natural resources director in a lighthearted exchange about Mormon crickets during the remarks.
