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Community Solutions Innovators presents Lake County strategic plan; commissioners raise data and water-rights questions
Summary
Community Solutions Innovators presented a countywide strategic plan developed over 11 months with broad participation; commissioners praised the process but raised questions about wage data accuracy, EcoNorthwest's appendix, and whether Goal 3 could be interpreted as involving county action on water rights.
Chantal Dugied of Community Solutions Innovators presented a draft strategic plan she said CSI had worked on for "eleven months," with responses from people in every area of the county and steering-committee involvement. Dugied described the plan as a community-driven, living document intended to position Lake County for funding opportunities and to amplify residents' voices.
Commissioner James Williams and others questioned specific data points and the plan's appendices. Williams noted differences between the plan's figures and federal data, saying "The USDA had the median income in the area of Lakeview at $100,000.00, which excluded them from the Opportunity Zone," and expressed concern about the plan's language on water resources and Goal 3. CSI representatives said an income survey and clarifying language in appendices could help, and commissioners agreed to review adjustments; the Board will revisit adoption in two weeks after further review and possible refinements.
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