Bulletin E3055
Planning and Zoning*A*Syst. #5: Community Planning & Zoning Audit, Administrative Structure

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June 1, 2016 - Brad Neumann, Kurt Schindler, Jasneet Sharma

Planning and Zoning*A*Syst. #5: Community Planning & Zoning Audit, Administrative Structure (E3055), provides a performance audit for the operation of the planning commission, zoning administrator and zoning board of appeals. It covers office procedures, job descriptions, filing systems, bylaws, rules of procedure, compliance with the Open Meetings Act, minutes and process for meetings and decision making. By Brad Neumann, Senior Extension Educator; Kurt H. Schindler, Senior Extension Educator; and Jasneet Sharma, Extension Educator.

 

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