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Hartland Planning Commission moves to finalize Town Plan after Two Rivers review; residents raise local concerns
Summary
The Hartland Planning Commission reported that consultant Two Rivers recommended changes to the Town Plan; the Selectboard discussed finalizing maps, designations and definitions, and public commenters urged attention to the Town Plan and a stop sign on Cream Pot Road.
Dan Jerman, representing the Hartland Planning Commission, told the Selectboard Aug. 4 that consultant Two Rivers has reviewed the town’s existing Town Plan and made several suggestions.
Jerman said the commission is working to finalize maps, land-use designations, definitions and the major points from the current plan so the document can be advanced. Selectboard members asked questions about specifics of those edits and next steps for adoption.
During the public comment period, Bruce Merrit addressed the board about work on the Town Plan, urging attention to the process and community input. Gloria Merrit raised a separate concern about a stop sign on Cream Pot Road, asking the board to consider traffic-safety measures.
The Planning Commission update did not include a formal adoption vote; the minutes show ongoing discussion and further work planned to reconcile Two Rivers’ suggestions with the town’s existing maps and policies.
