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Regional commission confirms draft town plan meets statutory requirements
Summary
A representative of the Mt. Ascutney Regional Commission told the Planning Commission that the draft town plan revisions met statutory requirements, clearing a procedural step in the readoption process.
Kellen Appleton of the Mt. Ascutney Regional Commission told the Planning Commission that the completed revisions to the Town Plan draft "met the statutory requirements," providing the commission with confirmation that regional review was satisfied. That confirmation addresses a procedural requirement for town plan readoption and allows the Commission to proceed with internal edits and referral to the Selectboard.
Commissioners noted the confirmation as part of their review of written comments and planned clarifying edits. The commission did not take a final adoption vote on May 4 but agreed to continue refining the draft and to present the revised plan to the Selectboard in upcoming meetings.
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