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Commission asks planning staff to provide status report on growth‑policy implementation items
Summary
The planning board asked that staff prepare a status report on items in the growth policy implementation table under the board's jurisdiction; commissioners approved the recommendation and asked staff to supply a concise audit to help prioritize future work.
The Park County Commission approved a planning board recommendation that planning staff prepare a status report on the growth policy implementation table for items falling under the planning board's jurisdiction.
Mike, planning staff (online), described the request as an audit of the implementation timetable to identify completed tasks and items remaining. Several planning‑board members and stakeholders urged a concise audit rather than an in‑depth study so the volunteer planning board can set priorities. "Just ask the planning department to start down through that implementation table," one planning board member said, and commissioners voted to accept the planning board's request.
Staff said the audit will help set priorities for the pending subdivision regulations update and for future consultant work on the overall growth policy.
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