CCRPC discusses three-tier future land-use approach under S.100 and recommends extending ECOS schedule
CCRPC staff outlined a three-tier land-use framework tied to S.100/Act 47 and recommended a six- to nine-month extension of the ECOS Regional Plan schedule to allow map updates, housing-target integration, and community review of proposals.
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CCRPC Executive Director Charlie Baker told the Executive Committee on Sept. 6 that staff are working on recommendations to the legislature to create more consistent regional future land-use categories and to provide an option for municipal delegation of Act 250. This work is part of studies required under S.100 (also referenced as Act 47).
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