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CCRPC advisory committee recommends Charlotte town plan with required edits; planning commission to proceed to CCRPC Board
Summary
CCRPC staff found Charlotte’s 2026 town plan largely consistent with statutory goals but noted one required edit (add 2018 regional plan reference); the Planning Advisory Committee recommended regional approval contingent on those edits. The committee discussed a concurrent zoning vote and recorded two abstentions on the motion.
The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission’s Planning Advisory Committee voted December 17 to recommend that the CCRPC Board grant regional approval, confirm the planning process, and determine energy compliance for the 2026 Charlotte Town Plan, pending required edits.
CCRPC planner Kate McCarthy told the committee staff concluded the plan generally meets statutory general and specific goals and contains the required plan elements, though staff identified one required edit: the plan must discuss the 2018 regional plan in addition to the 2026 regional…
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