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Community development director Rachel returns; TSP continues, Kaggel infill and housing-code amendment paused
Summary
La Pine welcomed back community development director Rachel, who said the Transportation System Plan (TSP) remains active while the Kaggel infill project and a housing-code amendment are on pause so staff can stabilize operations and focus on TSP coordination.
La Pine City Council met July 1 at La Pine City Hall and welcomed back community development director Rachel, who said she is settling into the role and prioritizing department operations. "The TSP is still moving forward," Rachel said, referring to the Transportation System Plan update under way.
Rachel told the council the Kaggel infill project and a housing-code amendment have been placed "on pause for now" while staff focuses on improving response and turnaround times and coordinating the TSP with the CPO. She said the pause is intended to ensure the department is running "smoothly and efficiently" before taking on additional projects.
Council members thanked Rachel for returning; no formal decisions were taken on the projects during the meeting. The update positions the TSP as the major near-term planning effort for the department; staff emphasized administrative readiness rather than advancing multiple land-use initiatives simultaneously.
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