Commission flags map errors: river boundary, downtown residential designation, and missing historic overlay

The Planning Commission reviewed the new Future Land Use chapter and map and identified several mapping issues that require correction before public circulation. Chairman Keith Voss noted the eastern boundary extends into the Delaware River and that a residential designation appears to cut through the downtown core; staff agreed to verify whether the downtown residential marking is a mapping error or reflects existing zoning.

Commissioners also requested that the historic overlay be added to the Future Land Use Map and asked staff to provide higher-resolution, zoomable maps and larger-format appendices so individual properties and boundaries can be reviewed. Mr. Stoff asked Commission members to mark up missing historic properties—such as two mills on Old Mill Street identified by Commissioner Huchet—and submit those markups for staff review.