Commissioners reviewed the results of the online open house and survey for the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update, identifying key themes and gaps in community engagement. The discussion focused on the survey's demographic limitations, public feedback on housing, safety, and the vision for Shoreline, and strategies to reach underrepresented groups in future outreach.
I'm not going anywhere. On the right date. Recording in progress. Good evening. I'd like to call to order the Shoreline Planning Commission regular meeting for Thursday, June 15th, 2023. First item will be the roll call. Ms. Hookes. Commissioner Brunson. Here. Commissioner Callahan. Here. Commissioner Galuska. Present. Commissioner Lynn. Here. Commissioner Mosier. Yeah. Vice Chair Wamishonje? Present. Chair Sager. Here. Thank you. Thank you. Next item, approval of the agenda. Does everybody approve of tonight's agenda? Wonderful. Approval of the minutes from June 1st, 2023. Does anybody have any changes they need to make? Great. Those are approved. That brings us to general public comment. Ms. Hoxman, is there anybody signed up for general public comment tonight? There is not. Thank you. All right, moving right into our study item, which is the 2024 comprehensive plan update, discussion of online open house and survey. Mr. Bauer. All right, yeah, thank you. So tonight I'm here to present a summary of the online open house and the survey along with the other engagement activities that we've been undertaking since we were last here updating the or providing, I think, an overview of the public participation plan for the uh the comprehensive plan update. And then also we're looking for the commission's input and feedback tonight in terms of looking ahead to the next phase of engagement. So with that. So the online open house was the main public-facing kickoff event for the comprehensive plan update. And from here we'll be taking the input we've received and using that to inform future engagement activities that we hope to carry out over the summer and into the fall. Running in tandem with the engagement is work on data gathering, the policy analysis, and other work that's feeding directly into updating the comprehensive plan. And so this slide provides that overview. You've seen this before, we're sort of in between here, so I highlighted both boxes. Um, but that engagement kickoff was like I said, the open house here in spring, and then as we transition into the summer months here, we'll be looking at the next phase. So as reminder, at the February 16th meeting, I presented to you the participation plan, which establishes the framework for the engagement, and then it identifies three broad goals that hit on ensuring that the community understands the purpose of the plan, ensuring the community has meaningful opportunities to participate, and that the city gets information and the context to inform the plan update through an equity lens.