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Pendleton County to work with WVU law clinic on Comprehensive Plan; kickoff expected in September
Summary
County Administrator Karen Pitsenbarger said the WVU College of Law Land Use and Sustainability Clinic will work with the commission on the Comprehensive Plan; Kristi Demooth (via email) hopes to schedule the first meeting in September.
County Administrator Karen Pitsenbarger reported receipt of an email from Kristi Demooth, who is working with Kat Garvey at the West Virginia University College of Law Land Use and Sustainability Clinic. Demooth offered the clinic's assistance on the county's Comprehensive Plan and hopes to schedule the first meeting in September.
The commission did not set a final date in the minutes; the item was presented as an initiation of outside legal-academic assistance on land-use and sustainability topics. The partnership could provide technical support for upcoming plan work, though the minutes do not specify the scope, cost, or deliverables of the clinic's involvement.
County staff should coordinate dates and clarify the clinic's role before public outreach or formal plan steps are announced.
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