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Paradise Valley council retreat could reshape P&Z processes

All eyes at Paradise Valley Town Council are affixed on the Jan. 30 retreat at Town Hall where some key functions of the muniicpality could shift. / Paradise Valley Independent

By Melissa Rosequist | Paradise Valley Independent

Some internal planning and zoning changes may be on the horizon, as Paradise Valley officials gear up for an all-day retreat on Thursday, Jan. 30.

The retreat, donning a title of “Planning and Zoning Process Retreat,” has been in the works for some time, as Paradise Valley Town Council has been gathering information from stakeholders in recent weeks.

In addition to presentations from their decision-making boards and feedback from individuals who volunteer for those boards, Mayor Jerry Bien-Willner says consensus has been sought from town staff, residents and those who go through the zoning and planning processes.

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