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Smithville Planning Commission approves updated comprehensive plan
Summary
The Smithville Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve final edits to the city's comprehensive plan, updating county references, growth analysis, land use, infrastructure and an action plan; the plan will be forwarded to city council for final consideration.
The Smithville Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve final edits to the city's comprehensive plan and recommended the document to the City Council for final adoption.
Chair of the commission said staff and consultants had addressed earlier comments and incorporated county corrections, noting that "we addressed land use, and infrastructure, added additional action plan and implementation." Kate Thompson of Langford, the consulting firm that prepared the revisions, confirmed updates corrected an earlier template error that listed Hays County and that all referenced data apply to Bastrop County. The commission approved the plan "as submitted today," with one commissioner noting a minor table correction would be fixed before council review.
Why it matters: the comprehensive plan guides future land use and infrastructure decisions for Smithville and will shape zoning and development choices for years. The measure now goes to city council, which has final authority to adopt the plan.
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