BLUAC presents slow but steady progress on neighborhood plan
The Bigfork Land Use Advisory Committee gave updates on their neighborhood plan research during their Thursday meeting, with progress on mapping and population analysis.
BLUAC intends to revamp the neighborhood plan, a document for the Bigfork area referenced by county planners, which was last updated in 2009. The progress is expected to take at least a year to complete, with committee members completing individual research to be compiled at a later date. As planning progresses, BLUAC has considered the possibility of holding meeting specifically for the Bigfork Neighborhood Plan.
“To minimize meeting overload, the committee will include a workshop on the BNP when there is a single application to review from Planning and Zoning on the last Thursday of each month. When there are multiple, or complex applications, the committee will hold a workshop on the Thursday prior to the regular meeting,” committee member and secretary Shelley Anderson noted.
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