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Commission discusses shift to digital meeting packets, suggests hybrid approach
Summary
Staff proposed moving Planning Commission packets to digital format to reduce paper use and cost; commissioners favored a hybrid plan with large-format printed maps available on request and selected printed materials for those who prefer them.
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Assistant City Manager Braeden Christofferson presented options to reduce the Planning Commission’s printing costs by moving to digital meeting packets.
Christofferson said recent packets exceeded the City’s paper allotment and proposed a digital-first approach while offering printed large-format maps and printed packets or selected documents to any commissioner who requests them in advance. Commissioners expressed mixed preferences: some preferred paper for in-meeting review while others preferred the flexibility of digital materials. Several commissioners suggested a hybrid solution; staff was tasked to implement a workable approach.
The Commission generally agreed a mixed approach would be acceptable and directed staff to return with an implementation plan that balances cost savings and commissioners’ access needs.
