City selects consultant for comprehensive‑plan update; historic‑preservation input sought
Planning staff said they narrowed eight firms and entered contract negotiations with a selected firm (named in the transcript as 'house household, Levine') for an 18‑month comprehensive‑plan update; staff asked the preservation board to consider appointing a historic‑preservation representative to the steering committee.
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Charles Blumpling, the city’s development director, told the board staff narrowed an initial pool of eight qualified planning firms and are negotiating a contract with the selected firm, identified in the meeting as "house household, Levine." "The selected firm that we're negotiating contracts with is house household, Levine," Blumpling said, and staff expect to approve a professional‑services agreement on Aug. 24 and kick off the project in early September.
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