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Commissioners agree 'bubble' overlays on land‑use map need clearer definition
Summary
During a General Plan review on June 11, commissioners said the projected land-use 'bubble' or 'cloud' overlays have caused confusion and asked staff to propose clearer display options and definitions.
Commissioners at the June 11 South Weber Planning Commission meeting said the 'bubble' or 'cloud' overlays on the projected land‑use map—originally intended to show flexibility between potential land uses—have caused confusion. Members asked staff to return with options for how to represent those areas, including whether to keep, modify, or remove the overlays.
The discussion was part of a broader General Plan review intended to identify topics for possible amendment. "Members agreed these overlays have caused confusion and should be revisited," the commission recorded, and staff committed to provide alternatives and clarifying language before any code or map changes are proposed to the City Council.
