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Continued Comp Plan Joint Information Meeting #8 (Part 2 Continued) (Town/County Electeds)

Wednesday, April 27th, 2011
April 28, 2011
8:00 amto10:00 am

Location: Grandview Lodge, Snow King Resort


Topics:
Final Rewrite Direction for Staff

Link to View Vision/Policy Direction from JIMs #4-#9

JIM #8 Part 2, Continued Audio

JIM #8 Part 2, Continued Transcript (to be posted soon)

JIM #8 Part 2, Continued Presentation

JIM #8 Part 2, Continued Sign-In

link to JIM #8 Part 2 for meeting materials

Agenda

JIM #8, Part II Continued: Final Rewrite Direction (2 hours)

A.   Final Direction for Plan Revision (1.5 Hours)

i. Review of Public Comment (15 Minutes)

Public comment gathered at the meeting will be compared to common direction statements. Elected officials will be asked if there are any refinements or enhancements to the common direction statements based on public comment.

ii. Common Direction for the Comprehensive Plan (30 Minutes)

Elected officials will be asked if they have any additional refinements or enhancements to the common direction statements. The discussion will then focus on any final guidance for the plan revision.

iii. Recap and Closing (10 minutes)

D.  Next Steps

  1. JIM #9, Tuesday, June 7th, 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Comp Plan Joint Information Meeting #8(Part 2) (Town/County Electeds)

Friday, April 1st, 2011
April 27, 2011
4:00 pmto9:00 pm

Location: Grandview Lodge, Snow King Resort


Topics:
Public Comment Session + Final Rewrite Direction for Staff

Meeting Continued: link to continued meeting page

Link to View Vision/Policy Direction from JIMs #4-#9

JIM #8 Part 2 Audio

JIM #8 Part 2 Transcript (to be posted soon)

JIM #8 Part 2 Sign-In

Draft Common Direction from JIMs #4 – #8

JIM #8 Staff Report

JIM #8 Staff Report Attached Public Comment

Links to Past Topic Discussion JIMs

Agenda

JIM #8, Part II: Public Comment + Final Rewrite Direction (5 hours)

A.   Public Comment Session (3 Hours) (Chaired by Mark Barron and Ben Ellis)

i. Welcome (30 minutes)

Welcome – Opening Remarks from the Town Mayor and the County Commission Chairman (15 minutes)

Commitment to the Guiding Principles

1. We are committed to a defined process with key outcomes.
2. We are concentrated on the big picture and core concepts to achieve our desired future, not on specific wording.
3. The process represents our common values, even if we do not agree on every detail.
4. We are focused on creative solutions and big ideas.
5. There are ‘givens’ that we must work within, including existing entitlements.
6. We must acknowledge that change will happen and we must plan for it.
7. County staff + consultants are simply listening, facilitating and providing information and resources to elevate the discussion.
8. This process is founded on respect for each other, nature, private property, development rights, current + future neighbors and the community as a whole.
9. We are acting in the interest of the people.
10. We will work together as a group of ten.

Recap of Process and Key Outcomes

Final Adoption Process:

JIM#9 – Wednesday, June 8, 2011; 5:00 – 9:00 PM
JIM#10 – Wednesday, June 29, 2011; 5:00 – 9:00 PM

ii. Public Comment – (2 ½ Hours / 3 minutes per speaker)

The public will be asked to provide:

Refinement and Enhancement of Direction From JIM Topic Discussions
Recommendations to Ensure the Plan is Realized  and Key Indicators

B.   Break (30 minutes)

C.   Final Direction for Plan Revision (1.5 Hours)

i. Review of Public Comment (15 Minutes)

Public comment gathered at the meeting will be compared to common direction statements. Elected officials will be asked if there are any refinements or enhancements to the common direction statements based on public comment.

ii. Common Direction for the Comprehensive Plan (30 Minutes)

Elected officials will be asked if they have any additional refinements or enhancements to the common direction statements. The discussion will then focus on any final guidance for the plan revision.

iii. Recap and Closing (10 minutes)

D.  Next Steps

  1. Continue JIM #8 (Part II) to Thursday, April 28th, 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM) OR
  2. JIM #9, Wednesday, June 8th, 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

April 2009 Draft Plan

Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Check back Friday, May 7 for Planning Commission Preliminary Draft Comprehensive Plan.

Taskforce Work

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Planning Commission Review

Tuesday, August 18th, 2009

Between June 2009 and July 2010 the Town and County Planning Commissions held 41 meetings to review the April 2009 Draft Comprehensive Plan. A composite list of their recommendations can be found below. In May 2010 Staff produced a redlined version of the Plan based on the joint PC recommendations. Based on final direction from the joint PC, Staff produced the certified PC Draft Comprehensive Plan which was released in September 2010.

LINK TO PC CERTIFIED DRAFT >
LINK TO PC PRELIMINARY DRAFT >

District 11: Wilson

Monday, April 13th, 2009

What do you think? Please comment below.

The new 2008 Plan Update

Monday, August 20th, 2007

The Town of Jackson and Teton County are jointly updating their 1994 Comprehensive Plan—the long-range plan that guides policy, investment, program, and land use decisions for both entities. Because our community and region is changing over time, it is necessary to review and update our plan to make sure it reflects current conditions and community values.

This planning effort will lead to a new 2008 Plan Update, to make sure it reflects the current needs and vision of Town and County residents, businesses, and other stakeholders. The plan update should provide meaningful policies and strategies to achieve the community’s vision.

The planning process began in July 2007 and is anticipated to be complete in fall of 2008.

The plan update will accomplish four main objectives:

  1. Reconfirm/refine the 20-year vision for the valley that is realistic and achievable.
  2. Bring directions and policies of the County and Town into alignment with each other and with those of other coordinating agencies.
  3. Coordinate decision-making.
  4. Provide a greater level of predictability to landowners, businesses, and residents.

Please get involved in the planning process!