What is the Alderton/McMillin Community Plan?
The Alderton/McMillin Community Plan will be a policy document adopted by the Pierce County Council that refines how the Pierce County Comprehensive Plan and its development regulations will be carried out in the community. The community plan will provide specific policy direction and action steps to decision makers as related to land use, the natural environment, economic development, community character, and public facilities and services. Introduction to Community Planning.
What is the Alderton/McMillin Community Planning Board?
The Alderton/McMillin Community Planning Board is an eleven member Ad Hoc advisory group consisting of community residents, business owners, property owners, etc. The board members were selected through an application process and represent a broad range of interests.
The Alderton/McMillin CPB, with assistance from PALS staff, will develop policies, refine maps, prioritize community investments and identify action steps to be taken to reach the community's 20 year vision.
Where is the Alderton/McMillin Community Planning Area?
Generally, the Alderton/McMillin Community Planning area is south of the City of Sumner and north/east of the City of Orting. An upland area west of the City of Bonney Lake is also included. Plan Area Map.
How can community residents stay informed or learn more about the planning process?
Members of the public are invited to attend and comment at the CPB meetings. Public open houses/workshops will also be conducted at various milestones of the planning process to solicit feedback from the community.
To receive future meeting agendas and open house announcements or to have any questions answered about this planning project please contact Dan Cardwell at (253) 798-7039 (dcardwe@co.pierce.wa.us) or Kimberly Freeman at (253)798-2784 (kfreema@co.pierce.wa.us).
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