South Hutchinson households to get survey mailers as city updates its 10-year plan
Residents will be asked about transportation, parks, neighborhood development, economic activity and quality of life
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Sign up freeSouth Hutchinson households should expect mail in the coming weeks with instructions for a community survey that will help shape the city's updated 10-year Comprehensive Plan, the city announced Friday, Oct. 30.
According to the city's announcement, the Comprehensive Plan is a long-range document that guides future development, infrastructure needs, housing priorities and community improvements over the next decade. The survey will ask residents about transportation, parks, neighborhood development, economic activity and quality of life.
City leaders said resident feedback is essential to making the plan reflect South Hutchinson's needs and values, and that the survey results will help guide city decisions and investments.
The city's announcement also referred to upcoming engagement opportunities but did not give details. Residents can check the city's news page for updates on the survey and those opportunities.
The survey announcement came three weeks after Citizen Journal reported Oct. 9 that the city had approved a $273,235 Main Street design contract.
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