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Village launches comprehensive-plan survey; committee working in subcommittees
Summary
Officials said a new comprehensive-plan survey (3–4 pages, QR code distributed at the street fair) is live to gather resident input on Greenwood Lake's 15–20 year future; roughly 175 hits were recorded shortly after launch.
Mayor Halley said the comprehensive-plan committee has divided work into subcommittees and issued a 3–4 page public survey to gather community preferences on zoning, infrastructure and village character over the next 15–20 years. The mayor encouraged residents to scan the QR code distributed at the street fair and complete the survey; he said the village recorded about 175 hits since Saturday and will analyze results for planning.
The mayor said he meets monthly with the village's comprehensive planner and the building department to address zoning impacts and that the survey responses will inform subcommittee recommendations. He urged residents to participate and said the results will be reviewed and incorporated into the plan process.
