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City votes on Comp Plan and zoning code may wait

Votes on the city’s comprehensive plan and zoning code are not expected before the election.

City votes on Comp Plan and zoning code may wait

Key takeaways

  • City votes on the comprehensive plan and zoning code are not expected before the election.
  • Both matters remain pending.
  • Future meeting agendas will show when the city takes them up.

Votes are not expected before the election

The city is not expected to hold votes on its comprehensive plan or zoning code before the election. The timing leaves both city matters pending rather than decided during the period before voters go to the polls.

What remains pending

The comprehensive plan and zoning code are separate city matters identified for future action. Neither has a vote expected before the election.

The delay does not itself decide either matter. A future city action would be needed for the city to vote on the plan or code.

What to watch

The next key step is whether the city places either item on a future meeting agenda. The timing of any public discussion or vote will determine when the city moves from review to a formal decision.

Lincoln Journal Star reported that voters should not expect the two votes before the election. Read the Lincoln Journal Star report.

What to watch

  • Whether either item appears on a future city meeting agenda.
  • When the city schedules public discussion or a formal vote.

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