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Council approves 2025 Comprehensive Plan after debate over Powderhorn development
Summary
Harrison City Council approved the 2025 Comprehensive Plan after brief debate about whether including Powderhorn could obligate the city to provide future services; council approved the plan subject to minor lettering changes.
Harrison City Council approved the city's 2025 Comprehensive Plan on April 14, 2026, after members debated potential obligations tied to a mapped area known as Powderhorn. Councilmember John Gray warned that if Powderhorn developed, the city might face service obligations; Mayor Wanda Irish said the intent is not to make Harrison residents pay for Powderhorn services.
Gray specifically asked why Powderhorn would pay city taxes if no services were provided. Josephine Prophet noted that any development in Powderhorn would require review and approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission and then the City Council. Charlie Shutt moved to approve the plan pending minor lettering corrections; the motion was seconded and passed by roll-call vote.
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