Planning commission recommends Lapel sign I-69 corridor MOU to coordinate development
The town's planning consultant and planning commission recommended a nonbinding memorandum of understanding for a one-mile corridor around I-69 (Exits 214–226) to align standards across neighboring towns, improve notification of applications, and boost eligibility for multijurisdictional grants; council discussed benefits and unanimous commission backing but deferred final signature until more members are present.
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Marcellus Johnson, representing the plan commission, and consultant John Levine presented a draft memorandum of understanding (MOU) intended to coordinate planning among jurisdictions along the I-69 corridor.
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