After Stone County voters narrowly decided to continue with Planning and Zoning, the County Commission has released a timeline to help reform the process.
In conjunction with the Southwest Missouri Council of Governments, the commission held several events in March to gather information on how the public wanted to reform the process that had come under fire leading to the petition to get rid of Planning and Zoning.
According to the timeline, this month the council presented the commission with a report on the public input with the commission also putting up a job posting for a new P & Z Director. In May, the outline includes the streamlining of building permits and lot splitting procedures as well as going over the first phase of changes suggested by the public.
A survey is still on going to get more input on potential changes and can be filled out at Stonecountylistens.org.
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