Loomis Council honors Mike Hogan for 16 years of planning commission service

Mike Hogan, a stalwart of the Loomis Planning Commission, was honored for his remarkable 16-year tenure during a recent meeting on March 28, 2023. Appointed first in 2005, Hogan's commitment to the community has been unwavering, serving as both chairman and vice chairman at various times throughout his service. His analytical skills and engineering expertise have significantly shaped the town's development policies and projects.

During the meeting, fellow commissioners and town officials praised Hogan for his thorough and fair approach to planning, highlighting his role in key projects such as the Homewood Lumber relocation and the expansion of the Loomis Basin Vet Clinic. His dedication to ensuring that every resident has a place to call home was particularly noted, as he advocated for the town's inclusionary housing ordinance.

In his farewell remarks, Hogan reflected on the improvements he witnessed in town staff and emphasized the importance of collaboration with developers. He advised new commissioners to engage constructively with developers to achieve the best outcomes for the community, especially in light of upcoming projects like The Grove.

The meeting concluded with heartfelt tributes from colleagues, underscoring Hogan's impact on the town and the relationships he built over the years. His legacy of service and commitment to Loomis will be felt for years to come, as the town continues to grow and evolve.