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Rutland County RPC advances draft regional plan; future land use map outreach to start after town meetings
Summary
The executive director told the Rutland County Regional Planning Commission the draft future land use map is about 80% complete and staff will begin town-by-town mapping sessions after town meeting day, citing changes tied to Act 181 and Act 250 and low current public engagement.
The executive director reported to the Rutland County Regional Planning Commission on Feb. 11 that staff has reached roughly an "80% mark" on a draft future land use map and plans to begin town-level outreach after town meeting day and post‑restructuring select board meetings in late March and early April.
The board was told staff will visit each town with the select board, the town planning commission and the regional commissioner to present the current town zoning and future land use maps alongside the regional draft, explain changes tied to Act 181 and Act 250, and conduct mapping sessions to gather specific feedback. The executive director said some map elements — notably downtowns, village centers and planned growth areas — are tightly constrained by the mapping methodology while…
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