The City’s comprehensive plan is now for the community to look at online.
City Alderman got the first look at one of the final drafts on Monday and now the community can take in what’s to be a guide to city policy for the next few decades.
The entire document is 133 pages, first going through the community’s profile, what outreach was done for the plan and then goals, visions and objectives.
From there different the table of contents can guide you to categories like land use, commercial areas plan, transportation and more.
You can also find at the end of the document a list of specific recommendations that firm Houseal Lavigne suggests, along with the ease, priority and potential partnerships.
Alderman and Houseal Lavigne indicated on Monday it would probably be at least a month before the plan was finalized by City Council, and they wanted time for the public to give feedback.
You can view the plan at the City’s website, or by clicking here.
