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Cheney Planning Commission schedules discussion on "What Middle Housing Would Look Like"
Summary
The Cheney Planning Commission agenda for April 13, 2026, lists a discussion of the comprehensive plan housing element focused on middle housing. The hybrid meeting is set for 6:00 p.m. at Cheney City Hall and via Zoom (Meeting ID 815 6446 6711).
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The Cheney Planning Commission’s April 13, 2026 agenda includes a scheduled discussion of the comprehensive plan housing element under the title "Discussion Item: #2026-03 Comp Plan Housing Element – What Middle Housing Would Look Like." The meeting is set to begin at 6:00 p.m. Pacific and will be held in hybrid format at Cheney City Hall, 609 2nd Street, with a Zoom option for remote participation.
The agenda lists the housing-element discussion as the primary substantive item but does not include presenter names, attached staff reports, or background materials in the provided text. The agenda also designates a public comment period (Citizen Participation), time for approval of the March 9, 2026 minutes, commissioner reports, and staff reports. The agenda excerpt names a contact, Susan, with a phone number for commissioners who cannot attend but does not give a title for that contact.
Zoom details provided in the agenda are: Meeting ID 815 6446 6711 and Passcode 251784. The meeting notice reiterates that the public is encouraged to join via the provided link or attend in person at Cheney City Hall.
The supplied transcript is the meeting agenda only; it does not record speakers’ statements, motions, votes, or the content of the housing-element discussion. Outcomes, presentations, or any votes on the housing-element item are not recorded in this document and would need to be reported from the live meeting or official minutes.
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