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Officials preview town hall and draft documents for Springtown 2040 comprehensive plan update
Summary
Staff said a state grant will fund a full comprehensive-plan update; draft land-use and thoroughfare plans will be posted around Sept. 8 with a public town hall scheduled for Sept. 15 to gather community feedback.
Staff told the Planning and Zoning Commission the city secured a state grant to update the comprehensive plan and related documents, including the master thoroughfare plan, subdivision and zoning ordinances, and the future land use map. Work to date includes a spring survey, an initial town hall and two advisory-committee meetings; staff said the second town hall is planned for Sept. 15 and draft documents should be uploaded online about a week before for public review.
"September 15th is the date that it's planned for now," the staff member said, adding that the meeting would likely start at 6:30 p.m. in the chambers and be advertised on the city's Facebook page and website. Staff emphasized the update will shape future land use, thoroughfare planning and impact-fee studies and that subsequent trainings for commissioners will follow once ordinances are drafted.
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