Final Version of Gardiner Neighborhood Plan sent to Park County for review
Updated: Aug 9, 2022
The Successful Gardiner committee has long been working on a Neighborhood Plan for our community to help us set direction for the future and we hope it will become an amendment to the Park County Growth Policy. We have gathered and included your comments and ideas, and the plan is ready to submit to Park County for their review. We have sent it to the Park County Planning Department. If there are any relevant changes or comments from Park County we will post them on the website and we will notify you – the Gardiner community - if and when the plan is adopted and becomes an amendment to the Park County Growth policy.
Thank you for everyone's input and support. If you have any additional comments, please send them to Pat Baltzley via email successfulgardiner@gmail.com. Thank you in advance.
If Park County staff review really can outrun residents’ expectations, what’s the statutory clock that forces a Growth Policy amendment hearing, and does it start when Pat Baltzley receives the final Gardiner Neighborhood Plan? Asking her for that date now beats waiting on a recommendation. I’d track the milestones with some of the best AI tools, but the deadline is the real lever.
If Park County staff review really moves faster than residents expect, what's the actual window between handing the final plan over and a Growth Policy amendment hearing? Asking Pat Baltzley for that hearing date now seems smarter than waiting on a recommendation, and a plan review timeline calculator could keep those milestones visible. What's the statutory deadline driving that pace?
Sending comments to Pat Baltzley doesn’t make the process less closed; once the final Gardiner Neighborhood Plan is with Park County, staff review can move faster than residents expect. If the Growth Policy amendment is still possible, ask for the hearing date now, not after a recommendation. I’d use a neighborhood plan review timeline tracker to keep those milestones visible.
I like that the post gives a direct way to send comments to Pat Baltzley, since that makes the process feel less closed. I’ve been helping my kids write letters about local issues, and a cursive handwriting worksheet generator got them practicing before drafting one to the planning department. Waiting on the county’s review and possible Growth Policy amendment sounds familiar from my old town. I’ll keep an eye on the website for updates.
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