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Diduch: comprehensive plan near completion; ZBA short two members
Summary
City Administrator Patricia Diduch told the ZBA the city's consulting firm has essentially completed the comprehensive plan and that the board is short two members; the resident requirement for membership is not mandatory due to recruitment difficulties.
City Administrator Patricia Diduch told the board the consulting firm working on Byron’s comprehensive plan is essentially finished and that Council approval of the forthcoming text amendment would allow the plan to return to the board for review and for printed copies to be produced.
Diduch also said the ZBA is short two members and that the city resident requirement for board membership is not mandatory because it is difficult to find enough qualified residents from inside the corporate boundaries. Member Scott Jeffrey asked about whether the same consulting firm would be used; Diduch said the firm is essentially finished and Council approval would close out the contract and release the plan and printed copies.
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