CHUBBUCK — The city of Chubbuck will host an open house on June 26 to collect feedback from the public on the city’s Comprehensive Plan update. The open house will be held at City Hall, 290 E. Linden Ave., from 4 to 7 p.m.

“The city is seeking input from as many citizens and business owners as possible to ensure that the Comprehensive Plan truly reflects the combined vision and goals of the residents,” said Don Matson, city of Chubbuck planning manager. “By participating in the meeting on June 26, we can create a plan to prepare for future growth with a foundation and framework to preserve what we love and value about living in Chubbuck.”

The public can attend the open house any time during the three-hour window to learn about the comprehensive planning process and provide feedback on community concerns, such as housing, public services, recreation and growth. Public comments are encouraged to help identify future land uses and community goals and objectives. City personnel will be on hand to answer questions about the planning process.

A Comprehensive Plan is required by state code to guide county decisions for the future (typically 10-20 years). The updated comprehensive plan, once adopted, will serve as a guide to the future, including desirable growth patterns, within the city and its impact area for the next 10-20 years.

For comments or questions, contact the project team by emailing dmatson@cityofchubbuck.us or by calling 208-239-3252.

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