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NECOGG offers delayed billing and outlines POCD suggestions to Scotland planning commission
Summary
At the June 17 meeting, J. Larkin of NECOGG presented a Plan of Conservation and Development update, said NECOGG will delay payment until July 1 next year, and suggested regulatory items (PA25-33 and OAC); the commission may form a subcommittee to proceed.
J. Larkin of the Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments (NECOGG) presented a PowerPoint update on the town's Plan of Conservation and Development at the Town of Scotland Planning & Zoning Commission meeting on June 17.
Larkin told commissioners that NECOGG is willing to defer billing for the work until July 1 of next year and that the regional agency is currently about halfway through a similar POCD process with the Town of Pomfret. Larkin identified several items to watch for in upcoming regulatory guidance, referenced in the minutes as “PA25-33” and “OAC,” and recommended steps the commission might take to prepare.
Commissioners discussed options for managing the work. The minutes record that the commission could form a subcommittee that would meet separately from the regular monthly meetings, as had been done in the past, to handle detailed planning tasks and follow up on NECOGG's recommendations.
J. Jakubowski thanked Larkin and said he would consult with the commission about whether to move forward with NECOGG on the POCD project. The minutes do not record a formal vote or any contract terms beyond the deferred-billing agreement; no payment amounts, timelines for deliverables, or formal approvals were specified in the record.
The commission did not take formal action on the POCD at the June 17 meeting; the next procedural step recorded in the minutes is internal discussion among commissioners about whether to engage NECOGG under the terms described.
