NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
River Valley Regional Commission Regional Plan
Annual Report FY 2020
In accordance with state planning requirements the River Valley Regional Commission periodically prepares regional planning documents. The most recent twenty-year document was adopted in September 2018, with a work plan to be updated every five years. In each of the intervening fiscal years an annual report is prepared consisting of a concise statement of accomplishments in a prescribed reporting format. The draft Annual Report for FY 2020 is attached with elements of specific interest highlighted for a virtual public hearing Monday, September 28, 2020, 3:00-4:00 at (see instructions below). After brief, opening comments the hearing will follow a drop in/drop out format. Comments received before or during the hearing will be answered, and as needed addressed in the draft report prior to submission later that week for state review. Contact Gerald Mixon at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 706-660-5373 prior to the hearing with any questions.
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REGIONAL PLAN 2012-2032
Regional Plan Update 09.19.18
RVRC Regional Plan Draft
The Regional Plan is a requirement by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs which has the authority under OCGA 50-8-1 et seq to establish standards and procedures for appropriate and timely regional planning by all Regional Commissions in Georgia. Throughout FY 2012, the Regional Commission worked to develop this document and its components.
The Regional Plan addresses issues surrounding the protection of cultural and natural resources, economic development, tourism, literacy, transportation, and workforce readiness. The Plan contains three main sections: the Assessment, the Stakeholder Involvement Program, and the Agenda. The Assessment was written by RVRC staff and looks at regional issues and opportunities.
The Stakeholder Involvement Program demonstrates how the RVRC will engage regional stakeholders to get input on identified issues and strategies to address those issues. Finally, the input was used to create the Agenda.
The Agenda outlines standards and policies and procedures that local governments throughout the region must employ in their day-to-day development decisions. These standards are to ensure consistency across the region and promote a unified approach to common social and development interests and obstacles.
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Regional Plan Documents
Regional Resource Plan (Regionally Important Resources)
Regional Work Program Agenda 2012-2032
2013 Report of Achievements
Regional Assessment
Community Participation Plan (Stakeholder Involvement)
Data Appendix
Regional Work Program 2018-2022 DRAFT
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