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Brookfield Planning Board adopts subdivision regulation edits to align with recent state bills
Summary
The Brookfield Town Planning Board voted Feb. 9 to accept reviewer recommendations that update subdivision regulations to reflect changes in two state bills, including extending the vesting period from two to three years. The board approved the edits and directed staff to update regulations and circulate the draft for legal review and public hearing.
The Town of Brookfield Planning Board voted on Feb. 9 to accept revisions to its subdivision regulations intended to align local rules with recent state legislation. The board moved to adopt the recommendations provided by Laura, the reviewer who examined SRPC (regional planning commission) comments, and the motion carried.
The action addressed two items flagged by SRPC and the town reviewer. One change stems from the bill referred to in the meeting as HB 4 13, which extends the time allowance to reach active and substantial development after approval from two years to three years. The board’s reviewer recommended retaining the town’s proposed language with a single small edit tied to…
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