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City schedules comprehensive-plan public input sessions this week
Summary
City staff announced public input sessions for Danville's comprehensive plan on May 6 and May 7 and outlined the review path: public input → Planning & Zoning public hearing → committees → City Council public hearing and approval.
City staff announced public-input meetings for the comprehensive plan during the May 5 council meeting and explained the review process and next steps.
Community Relations Administrator Rheanma Pierce said public-input meetings would be held May 6 at Carle at the Riverfront (4:30–7:30 p.m.) and May 7 at Obsidian Coffee (10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.), and that all links and materials are available on the city website and social media. Planner Mumuchhu Gurung explained that after public input the process includes a Planning & Zoning Commission public hearing, Public Services and Public Works committee consideration, and then a City Council public hearing and vote; if changes are identified at any step the process would repeat.
Alderman Tricia Teague questioned the public-review process and staff outlined how the public can provide input and the anticipated sequence of hearings and committee reviews.
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