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COMP PLAN 2045 Project Timeline and Status

Project Timeline
https://www.townofulyssesny.gov
 

Current Status

 

The Town is currently in the Draft Plan of the Comp Plan update. On March 25, 2026, the CPSC passed a resolution recommending the Town Board adopt the draft Comp Plan with amendments.

The Town Board will now continue the public review of the draft Comp Plan; they generally conduct public meetings twice a month on the second and fourth Tuesday's, please see their webpage for more information.

 

Outreach and Existing Conditions Assessment Q4 2024 - Q1 2025

The Committee, Consultant, and staff conducted targeted outreach with subject matter experts and stakeholders to assess the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and challenges the Town is facing and will work towards in the next 10 - 20 years. The Committee along with members of the Town Board have also conducted Visioning efforts to develop a consensus on what the Town should be like in 20 years.

 

Evaluate & Refine Alternatives Q1 - Q2 2025

A community-wide survey and the first public open house were conducted for community members to provide comment and direction to elected and appointed officials on the visioning efforts and future growth. The Consultant, Committee, and staff then began drafting goals, objectives, and policy guidance utilizing public feedback.

 

Initial Draft Plan Development - Q2 - Q4 2025

The Consultant, Committee, and staff continued to solicit public input, continued drafting and refining elements of the plan.  

 

Final Draft Q4 2025 - Q1 2026

During this phase, the Consultant, Committee, and staff further refined drafts of the elements of the plan, conducted a second and third public open house, and conducted public hearings on the draft plan. On March 25, 2026, the CPSC passed a resolution recommending the Town Board adopt the draft Comp Plan with amendments.

 

Town Board Review, Hearings, & Adoption Q2 2026

During this phase, the Town Board will review of the Committee's recommendation, final draft plan, environmental analysis, conduct public hearings, and ultimately adopt the updated comprehensive plan.