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Committee refines public survey and plans mail outreach to 2,200 property owners
Summary
Staff presented a draft public survey with quadrant-based mapping and ranking questions; the group recommended focusing options on the county's prioritized corridors and agreed to mail roughly 2,200 notices for outreach.
Staff walked committee members through the draft comprehensive-plan survey (questions on valued community features, types of growth and transportation priorities) and demonstrated map-based quadrant selection to focus responses on respondents' local area.
"We're sending out 2,200 vouchers this week," Committee member (S2) said when discussing the area-of-impact outreach required by statute; members recommended limiting transportation choices to corridor projects the county is already evaluating (County Line Road, Highway 20, Highway 48, the 200 overpass) so residents could meaningfully rank priorities rather than submit impractical suggestions.
The committee discussed whether to design the survey to show a respondent only the questions for their quadrant; staff and a participant suggested using an address prompt to automatically route respondents to the correct quadrant.
