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Council sets work-session approach for general-plan update; past cost cited

Green River City Council · July 21, 2026

Summary

Council discussed responsibilities and scheduling for updating the city's general plan, noting the 2013 update cost about $6,000 and proposing initial work sessions to set public‑meeting requirements and council input approach.

Council members debated whether the general plan update should be led by the council or contracted out. Chair said the prior 2013 plan cost about $6,000 and suggested multiple work sessions to gather public input and refine council suggestions before hiring outside help.

"The last one, 2013, cost $6,000," the Chair said while proposing an initial meeting (a suggested 6 p.m. time and a date referenced as the 18th) to outline the approach and public‑meeting schedule. The council agreed to coordinate staff and two council members in advance to make the work session more productive, and to consider budgeting for consultant services as the update progresses.

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