The Homer City Council approved a resolution last Monday, awarding a contract to an Anchorage firm for the development of…
The Homer City Council passed Ordinance 25-64 on Monday after making a few additional amendments to the plan.
Community members will once again have a chance to provide feedback on the draft comprehensive plan on Monday, Nov. 24.
A community open house centered on updates currently underway to Homer’s Title 21 zoning and planning code was held last Thursday.
City of Homer staff met with state partners for a site visit to discuss the Homer All-Ages and Abilities Pathway project.
Council members will meet Nov. 7 for a work session before holding a second public hearing on Nov. 10 during their regular meeting.
The council introduced an ordinance last Monday to adopt the 2045 Comprehensive Plan and will hold a public hearing on Oct. 27.
A majority of the Homer City Council voted against introducing the ordinance on Monday.
Resolution 25-088, passed Monday, states the council’s preference for two city-owned lots in the town center.
If the commission recommends the plan’s approval to the Homer City Council, the council will host two more hearings this fall.
The ordinance was postponed to the Sept. 22 meeting.
The first public hearing will occur during the Planning Commission’s Aug. 20 meeting.
Longtime commissioner Franco Venuti was re-appointed for a term expiring in 2028.
