City planning staff brief commission on Flagstaff Regional Land Use Plan 2045 and upcoming ballot question City planning manager Sarah Dector briefed the Heritage Preservation Commission on the Regional Land Use Plan 2045 and the mail‑ballot question (4‑92) that will ask city residents to ratify the plan; she emphasized the plan is a policy guide, not a zoning change, and gave voter deadlines.

Flagstaff residents, are you ready to shape the future? Your vote on the Regional Land Use Plan 2045 could redefine our community!

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Regional plan 2045 heads to Flagstaff city voters; staff urges mail ballots Senior planner Lauren Clementino briefed the commission on the Flagstaff Regional Land Use Plan 2045 and the upcoming city-only mail election on Question 492, noting key dates for registration (April 20) and ballot return (May 19) and explaining that a 'yes' would make the 2045 plan effective immediately.

Flagstaff residents will soon have the power to shape their city’s future with the Regional Land Use Plan 2045—will you vote to embrace change or stick with the past?

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City planner previews Flagstaff Regional Plan 2045 and ballot Question 492 City senior planner Lauren Clementino told the Beautification and Public Art Commission that Question 492 would ratify the Flagstaff Regional Plan 2045 for city voters only; she outlined what a yes or no vote would mean, key dates and where residents can review the interactive plan online.

Flagstaff voters are gearing up to decide on the transformative Regional Plan 2045 that could reshape the city’s future—will you make your voice heard?

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Flagstaff planning staff outlines code "2025 cleanup," corrects unintended density change City planning staff told the Planning and Zoning Commission that two small ordinance changes will correct an accidental density reduction in zoning footnotes and align subdivision rules with recent state law; commissioners asked about plat review, water supply implications and next steps. No votes were held.

Flagstaff's planning staff is tackling unintended zoning code changes that drastically cut allowable density, sparking important discussions on development and water supply!

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Flagstaff officials begin public mapping exercise for regional planning discussion Participants engage in a Miro mapping activity to highlight areas of concern for planning.

City and county officials in Flagstaff are reshaping regional planning through an innovative mapping exercise, revealing a surprising shift in community support for green initiatives.

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