Joint Land Use Plan Update — $200,000 contract
Summary
The commission endorsed hiring Interstate Engineering for $200,000 to update the plan governing growth within one mile of city limits, with heavy public engagement over 12-14 months. The city pays about two-thirds, and leftover budget could fund a city land use plan update with the same consultant.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jul 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $200,000 total; about $133,000 city share and $66,000 county share.
Everyone who participates — the plan will steer utilities, subdivisions, and growth for the next decade.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Planning Commission — July 13, 2026
The city has hired Interstate Engineering to update the joint land use plan covering the one-mile radius around the city, with a future land use plan update to follow as a separate budget item.
City Council (Regular) — June 15, 2026
A $200,000 update of the plan governing the one-mile ring around the city, split two-thirds city / one-third county, with heavy public engagement over 12-14 months.
Planning Commission — June 8, 2026
The commission endorsed hiring Interstate Engineering for $200,000 to update the plan governing growth within one mile of city limits, with heavy public engagement over 12-14 months. The city pays about two-thirds, and leftover budget could fund a city land use plan update with the same consultant.
City Council (Study) — June 8, 2026
The city and county are teaming up to update the land use plan for the mile around the city, hiring Interstate Engineering for up to $200,000 — with hopes of adding the city's own plan update with the same funds.
Planning Commission — February 23, 2026
The city and county are kicking off an update to the one-mile joint planning area map and the future land use plan, with an RFQ going out if the council approves a cost-sharing agreement next week. Commissioners will be involved in the process.
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