What you need to know
The comprehensive plan will have an outlook of around 20 years, focusing on short-term, midterm, and long-term goals, strategies and actions, according to the city's website.
The plan is not legally binding and is meant to serve as a guideline for city staff and officials. Within the plan, topics include:
- A future land use map
- A master thoroughfare plan
- Housing and neighborhood information
- Plans for public services and community facilities
- Plan implementation
What else?
Residents can provide comments on the plan until 5 p.m. July 10. On July 10, the planning and zoning commission will review the plan and provide a recommendation to Cibolo City Council.
City Council will consider the plan for adoption on Aug. 13. Additional information about the comprehensive plan and upcoming city meetings can be found here.