Campbell County opens its proposed land-use maps for final-phase feedback

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The October 2 county notice links maps, category definitions and a comment form for the 2026–2034 comprehensive-plan update.

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The county is asking about proposed maps

Campbell County’s October 2 notice links a feedback form with proposed land-use maps, category definitions and zoomed views of areas where changes are considered. The county says the comprehensive-plan update is intended to guide land use from 2026 through 2034 and is reviewed on a five-year cycle.

A plan map is not a parcel approval

A comprehensive plan guides policy; it does not by itself rezone a parcel, approve a development or replace the current zoning map and ordinance. Readers should identify the exact map area and definition behind a concern, then distinguish a long-range designation from any separate rezoning, special-use or site-plan process.

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Use the county’s linked form, name the location or map label, explain the practical issue and keep a copy of the submission. Later staff material, hearing records and adoption documents will show what changed.

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Campbell County comprehensive-plan feedback notice

Primary county news item posted October 2 and checked October 7, 2026; it links proposed maps, definitions, zoomed change areas and the official comment form for the 2026–2034 update.

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