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Fayston planners begin groundwork for 2028 Town Plan; consider Municipal Planning Grant
Summary
The Planning Commission discussed mapping, a public survey and pursuing a Municipal Planning Grant to support the Town Plan update due in 2028. Zoning Administrator Jason Wilson will invite CVRPC to present on plan updates and Chair Paul Quinlan and Vice Chair Andrew McNealus will explore grant application options.
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The Fayston Planning Commission opened discussion of the Town Plan update due in 2028, focusing on mapping, a community survey and funding options. Zoning Administrator Jason Wilson said he will contact the Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission (CVRPC) to arrange a presentation about Town Plan update processes and timelines.
Chair Paul Quinlan and Vice Chair Andrew McNealus volunteered to explore applying for a Municipal Planning Grant to help fund mapping, outreach and consultant costs. The commission identified producing updated maps and conducting a public survey as near-term tasks to inform the update. No formal motion or vote on pursuing grant funds was recorded; the discussion concluded with staff follow-up assigned to Jason Wilson and the two commissioners.
The commission did not set a firm timeline for the grant application but noted the Town Plan’s statutory due date in 2028 as the planning horizon. The item will return to a future meeting after the CVRPC presentation and preliminary grant planning.
