Fort Bragg surveys residents as it plans 668 homes

Fort Bragg is mounting a survey to ask residents about housing as the city plans for 668 new homes.

Housing plans

The 668-home plan is the central development issue identified in the survey effort. The city is seeking resident input while it works on that housing plan.

The survey connects two parts of the city’s process: planning for additional homes and asking residents about housing needs and views. The available details do not establish a construction schedule, the locations of the homes or the types of housing involved.

Resident input

Residents’ responses will give Fort Bragg a way to gather views on housing as planning continues. The survey is the public-facing part of the effort described here.

The city’s action is focused on housing and development rather than an election or candidate campaign. No candidates are connected to the issue.

What comes next

The next steps are the survey process and the city’s continued planning for the 668 homes. Further decisions would determine how resident input is used as the housing plan develops.

The Mendocino Voice reported on Fort Bragg’s survey and housing planning effort. Read the report.