Each tab contains information shared during specific rounds of public input. All materials are still available for review and comments may be submitted at any time on the Participate page.
January 2026
September 2025
The virtual meeting on January 27, 2026 covered information related to the update of the County's zoning regulations, including proposed zoning districts and uses.
Please take the survey to provide feedback. It is available through February 10, 2026.
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Meeting Materials
A recording of the public virtual meeting and all materials used in that presentation can be found below.
Virtual Meeting Recording Presentation Virtual Meeting Q+A
Resources
Feedback was collected on initial recommendations for the UDO through a series of meetings, open houses, and online opportunities between September 22nd and October 5th.
The resources on this page represent everything provided at the in-person open house meetings and virtual session held on September 23rd and 25th. Additional feedback was collected online through October 5th. All informational materials are still available below. You can submit comments on the Participate page.
Virtual Meeting Recording Presentation Virtual Meeting Q+AStation 1
What is a UDO, what will it include, and what is the value of the document?
Station 2
What we've heard so far
User Surveys
In July, we distributed three surveys to assess the functionality and effectiveness of the current regulations from the perspectives of different user groups. We received 97 responses from staff, the development community, community advocates, and elected and appointed officials.
Technical Advisory Discussions
In June and July, several in-person and virtual discussions were held to gather perspectives, ideas, and technical insights related to the regulations.
- Building and Fire Codes
- Infrastructure and Site Development
- Zoning
- Subdivision
- Process
Station 3
Place Type / Zoning Misalignment
Take a look at the following information to better understand the misalignment and gaps found in the place types from the Comprehensive Plan and our current zoning regulations.
Station 4
Audit Recommendations
Read through the recommendations collected through the audit process and select your top three priorities in each section – these should represent the actions that are most important to you or those you think would be the most impactful as we update our regulations.