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Selectboard reviews Chapters 2 and 3 of town plan; mapping and regulatory language discussed
Summary
Selectboard members and planning staff reviewed Chapters Two and Three of Hartland’s Town Plan, noting few substantive changes and focusing questions on regulatory language and mapping revisions.
John Broker-Campbell opened the Selectboard discussion of Chapters Two and Three of the Town Plan on Feb. 2, saying staff presented the chapters for board review.
Dan Jerman noted that "there have not been much for changes to these two chapters," and the conversation centered on clarifying regulatory language and updating maps referenced in the documents.
Board members and staff asked detailed questions about how mapped boundaries and regulatory wording would be presented in the plan. John and the Selectboard discussed whether previous grant applications to support plan updates had succeeded; John said the town applied last year to update the Unified Bylaws and was denied.
The Selectboard did not adopt revisions at the meeting; members continued to review the chapters and requested follow-up where mapping or regulatory language needed clarification. The board’s review will continue at a future meeting when staff return with suggested edits and any grant or funding options for a fuller update.
Public comment during this item included a request from Helen Esmond for funding to update town plans and a question from Sarah Bruce about posting agendas to the Hartland listserve, both noted by the board.
