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Rutland planning panel advances draft subdivision review; recommends replacing “sketch plan” with “preliminary plat”
Summary
Members of the Town of Rutland Planning Commission discussed revisions to the draft subdivision regulations, including a plan to identify local "cultural features," a recommended change from "sketch plan" to "preliminary plat," and cross-references to the municipal plan and state statute.
The Town of Rutland Planning Commission discussed final edits to its draft subdivision regulations on March 27, focusing on defining and protecting local cultural features and standardizing application materials.
Commission member Bill (last name not specified) said the subcommittee has completed Section 4 of the draft and has begun Section 2, and recommended that the commission adopt a cultural-features map and cross-reference any language in the subdivision regulations with the municipal plan and state statute.
The discussion centered on which places should qualify as cultural features. Planning Commission member Norman (last name not specified) said, “cultural features can be buildings, structures, places of worship,…
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