The City of Superior is updating its Comprehensive Plan and needs your help!
The Comprehensive Plan sets a vision for the next 20 years and defines goals and action steps to guide development decisions. There are nine elements included in this planning process: housing; economic development; land use; transportation; utilities and community facilities; intergovernmental cooperation; agricultural, natural, and cultural resources; coastal resources; and hazard mitigation. The planning process will explore existing conditions for each element and identify goals and strategies to guide decisions for the next 20 years. This document is intended to be referenced by the City Council, Plan Commission, residents, city staff, and stakeholders.
“We are asking the citizens of Superior to design the future of their city. The comprehensive plan sets the direction of all of our future development. We need your help to design a City that works for everyone,” said Superior Mayor Jim Paine. “The input that the Superior community provides during this comprehensive planning process will be the building blocks for City policy decisions going forward for the next 20 years. It is important that we hear what the citizens have to say about the City’s positive attributes as well as its challenges so that we can put a plan together that will help shape our future” Planning, Economic Development & Port Director Jason Serck added.
We need the public’s input to set the vision for the community. Various engagement activities will be held throughout the planning process to update the public on plan activities and to gather input. The first engagement activity includes a community survey to gather initial ideas about the 2040 vision for Superior. You don’t need to be a Superior resident to provide input. Participate in the survey with the following link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Superior2040
For more information about the Comprehensive Plan visit the project website:
http://www.ci.superior.wi.us/1077/2020-2040-Comprehensive-Plan-Update
Click here to learn more about our Community Workshop on March 22, 2021, at 5:30 pm.
