Weybridge planners review Protected Lands map; note limits on changing easement labels
The commission discussed differences between the town's Draft FLUs and Protected Lands maps, raised whether parcels in Current Use with conservation easements should be separately identified, and were told some map attributes are already set; ACRPC outreach will begin in August and a county public hearing is scheduled for 2026.
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At their July 9 meeting, the Weybridge Planning Commission examined the Protected Lands Map alongside the Draft Future Land Use map, focusing on how parcels in 'Current Use' and parcels with conservation easements are displayed. Commissioner Gale Hurd said she believed lands that are both in current use and under conservation easement should be separately identified on the Protected Lands Map; county planner Danelle Birong responded that certain map attributes have already been set and cannot be altered at this stage.
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