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Planning Commission reviews Act 181 Tier 3 guidance and Land Use Review Board FAQ

Development Review Board and Planning Commission · April 18, 2026
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Summary

At its April 15, 2026 meeting the Orwell Planning Commission reviewed legislative responses to public feedback on Act 181 Tier 3 and distributed a Vermont Land Use Review Board FAQ published April 16. Chair Dan encouraged public outreach to legislators; a resident reported a positive conversation with a Land Use Review Board member.

The Orwell Planning Commission discussed Act 181 Tier 3 land‑use guidance and a Frequently Asked Questions document published April 16 by the Vermont Land Use Review Board at its April 15, 2026 meeting.

Dan (Chair) provided an update summarizing legislative responses to public feedback about Act 181’s Tier 3 provisions, which relate to land‑use restrictions that affect rural property rights. The chair distributed copies of the FAQ document and encouraged members of the public to contact their legislative representatives with concerns or questions.

Paul Stone, a member of the public, said he had spoken with Alex Weinhagen of the Vermont Land Use Review Board and described the conversation as positive; he encouraged others to reach out as well. The minutes record the link to the FAQ posted by the Land Use Review Board (https://act250.vermont.gov/document/act-181-frequently-asked-questions) and note that Dan urged public engagement with representatives.

Cian moved to approve the Planning Commission minutes from March 18, 2026; Gary seconded and the motion passed by voice vote 3‑0. The commission had no new business on the agenda and adjourned after routine motions to close the meeting.

The discussion was informational; the minutes do not record any votes or formal actions that change local implementation of Act 181. The commission framed the item as background and public‑engagement guidance rather than as a local policy change.