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Survey seeks Auburn citizen’s input to update comprehensive plan

Auburn officials seek citizen’s input to help update the city’s comprehensive plan. Courtesy City of Auburn
Auburn officials seek citizen’s input to help update the city’s comprehensive plan. Courtesy City of Auburn
By Karen Huppertz
June 26, 2018

If you live, work or play in Auburn your input is needed to help shape the city’s Comprehensive Plan Update.

The Comprehensive Plan serves as a decision-making guide for local officials and community leaders. Based on input from the public and the steering committee, the plan identifies needs and opportunities, goals and policies, land use practices, and an implementation framework for key elements. Input is needed to help plan for the next ten years.

Citizens are invited to participate in a 10 question online survey: www.tinyurl.com/AuburnCompPlan.

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