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Citizens Working Group proposed new 'economic priority' parcels, CWG areas reviewed
Summary
Presenters summarized CWG recommendations that identified roughly 72 parcels totaling about 1,400 acres for an economic-priority designation, plus village-area residential additions; commissioners discussed which of those parcels are practically developable and which are constrained by utilities or long-term leases (e.g., solar farm).
Presenter (S3) reviewed the CWG report and said the group recommended a new "economic priority" land-use category and highlighted existing gateway-business and village areas. The CWG recommended roughly 72 parcels totaling about 1,400 acres for economic priority and pointed to about 245 acres of additional village residential opportunity in selected areas.
Commissioners and staff cautioned some CWG-designated parcels may not be developable in the near term (for example, a solar farm noted in the transcript carries a 30-year lease), and that utility availability and parcel size will determine realistic short-term opportunities.
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