The Town of Fountain Hills is beginning in earnest the public process for development of a 10-year update to the General Plan.
That includes a table with information set up at the Dark Sky Festival on Saturday, March 30. An additional open house session will be held on Thursday, April 4, at the Community Center from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
The General Plan is a legal document that guides the future of Fountain Hills as a community, according to Town Senior Planner Marissa Moore.
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Public input starts for General Plan
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The Town of Fountain Hills is beginning in earnest the public process for development of a 10-year update to the General Plan.
That includes a table with information set up at the Dark Sky Festival on Saturday, March 30. An additional open house session will be held on Thursday, April 4, at the Community Center from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
The General Plan is a legal document that guides the future of Fountain Hills as a community, according to Town Senior Planner Marissa Moore.
“It represents the collective visions of our residents and visitors,” Moore said. “It is the foundation used to establish zoning regulations, develop our Strategic Plan, create Capital Improvements Plans, amend the Town Code, and can be used as support to solicit grant funding.”
Arizona law requires the General Plan be updated every ten years. The last General Plan was adopted in 2010, so it now needs updating.
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