File #: 12-0718    Version: 1
Type: report Status: Filed
File created: 10/30/2012 In control: Planning Commission
Agenda date: 11/19/2012 Final action: 11/19/2012
Title: Final Deliberations Process
Attachments: 1. 1. CPU Recommendation. Final Deliberation Process, 2. 2. July Draft Substantive Change List
Related files: 12-0644, 12-0766
Title
Final Deliberations Process
 
Body
Issue:
The Comprehensive Plan Update Sub-Committee (CPU) has recommended a process for the Planning Commission's Final Deliberations for the full Commission's review and approval.  
 
Committee Recommendation:
N/A
 
Director's Recommendation:
Move to approve a process for the Commission's Final Deliberations.
 
Staff Contact:
Stacey Ray, Associate Planner, (360) 753-8046
 
Presenter(s):
Commissioner Rob Richards, Chair, CPU Sub-Committee
 
Background and Analysis:
Having started the Comprehensive Plan Update process in 2009, members of the Olympia Planning Commission (OPC) are now preparing to enter the final stage of their role in the Comprehensive Plan Update: determining final recommendations for the City Council.
 
The Final Deliberations are noted in the Charter as the time when the public record closes, Commissioners consider the public input from throughout the process, and conduct final votes on the recommendations of Council.  If a proposed extension is approved by City Council on November 5, the Commission will have ten meetings between now and March 2013 dedicated to Final Deliberations.
 
The Comprehensive Plan Update Sub-Committee (CPU) is identified in the Charter as the appropriate body to provide leadership to OPC on the deliberation process, including the Final Deliberations.  At their October 17 meeting, members of the CPU Sub-Committee determined a recommendation (Attachment 1).     
 
Neighborhood/Community Interests (if known):
Citywide
 
Options:
 
1. Approve the Final Deliberations Process recommend by CPU.
 
2. Discuss the recommendation; move to approve a revised version of the Final Deliberations process.
 
Financial Impact:
None. This work item is budgeted as part of the Commission's work plan in 2012.