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City staff rework Comprehensive Plan chapters and add a 'Community Indicators' implementation chapter
Summary
City planners told the council they reworked chapter names and content to streamline the plan, integrate state-required policies on climate and housing, and replaced the old implementation chapter with a Community Indicators chapter that provides an accountability framework and a state-required five-year check-in.
Casey summarized the chapter review process, saying the team updated goals and policies, removed duplicate policies, and reworked the implementation chapter into a Community Indicators chapter to make tracking and monitoring more usable for staff and the public. "This chapter was reworked to provide that general framework to guide that tracking and monitoring," Casey said.
Staff highlighted new appendices now available for public review, including a first draft of the Capital Facilities Plan and a Climate Element Matrix that collects climate and resiliency policies. The transportation appendix is still in progress, and all maps (including the Future Land Use Map) are available online; staff said they will post the transportation appendix when it is ready and will announce availability.
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