Upcoming Public Meetings
- Open House on May 20 from 4pm-7:30pm at High Point Church, 7702 Old Sauk Rd. (served by Metro Transit route R1; enter doors along the east side of the building – closest parking is in the rear lot). Staff from the Planning Division, Transportation Department, and other City agencies will be available to discuss DRAFT Plan recommendations, answer questions, and obtain additional feedback.
- Virtual meeting focusing on land use, zoning, and housing on May 28 from 6-7pm. The meeting will start with a brief overview of proposed changes to the draft plan, followed by a question and answer session. Pre-registration is required.
- Virtual meeting focusing on transportation and the Sauk Creek Greenway on May 30 from 6-7pm. The meeting will start with a brief overview of proposed changes to the draft plan, followed by a question and answer session. Pre-registration is required.
- In-person meeting focusing on land use, zoning, and housing on June 3 from 6-8pm at Memorial High School, 201 S Gammon Rd. (served by Metro Transit routes A, H, and J; enter doors facing Mineral Point Rd.). The meeting will have both an open house component where attendees can ask questions and provide input throughout the meeting and staff overviews of changes.
- In-person meeting focusing on transportation, including the Sauk Creek Greenway, on June 6 from 6-8pm at High Point Church, 7702 Old Sauk Rd. (served by Metro Transit route R1; enter doors along the east side of the building – closest parking is in the rear lot). The meeting will have both an open house component where attendees can ask questions and provide input throughout the meeting and staff overviews of changes.
Planning Framework
The West Area and Northeast Area Plans will be the first created under the City’s new Planning Framework, which was adopted by the Common Council on August 2, 2022. With the new framework approach, the Planning Division will create 12 Area Plans over the next 8 to 10 years that will cover the entire City. With a timeline for covering the City and a consistent set of topics to be addressed, this approach will also ensure that people who have traditionally been underrepresented in planning processes will receive services, leading to greater equity in planning across the City.
