1977 09-12
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September 12. 1977
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The motion was made by A nette Hinrichs and seconde b D n Sha that
th commission recommend to t e Cit Council that the Co e and Irwin ro-+ert
to ted across the freew ac id wes of the 'rro sed Tho as a exati n and
Ea t of the Meridian str et verla d intersection ash rt di t nce be
an xed to the Cit and oned "C" C me c
hio ion assed All Yea
The balance of the eeti~ g wa^~ taken_u_~with consid ratio and iscussion
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GENERAL OUTLINE B
MERIDIAN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT
A. Meetings with special interest groups: Ask for help and input.
Explain how the Planning and Zoning Commission is going to
proceed with formulating the Meridian Comprehensive Plan.
B. Public Information Meetings: Describe to the general public what
the Commission is going to do during formulation of the Comprehensive
Plan.
C . Tour the Ciry and Impact Area: Discuss various problems and
issues with citizens.
D. Hold workshops to discuss citizen's views: Simultaneously start
to formulate goals and objectives.
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E. Development and distribute citizen survey: Obtain a represen-
tative sample and distribute survey.
FORMULATION OF COMMUNITY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
A. Meetings with special interest groups, officials and special districts.
B. P&Z formulates goals and objectives
III. DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES AND POLICIES
A. Alternatives may express different land use patterns, residential
densities, and various levels of public service facilities.
IV. PUBLIC MEETINGS AND SPECIAL MEETINGS: Discuss alternatives, goals,
objectives and policies.
A. Discuss with general public
B. Discuss with special interest groups.
C . _ Revise alternatives , goals , objectives and policies as necessary .
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' General Ou~e B .
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V. HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Revise (if necessary)
VI. PRINT DRAFT REPORT
VII. HOLD PUBLIC HEARING: Forward to the City Council
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hems to be discus ;e6. are as ioL,.oi~;s:
C;o::e ~-=win hiv,tter, .,~}cen under advisement
from ,!uly lam; 19^, lubl.ic Learing for
;arnexation Consideratfon.
Cos!prenens~ ve Flan discu:;:~ion
Other Bu: ,es; as may b~ necessary, "~.
:.er`~ld ~ . Cox
City C1_erk