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Commission discusses rental registry preparedness under Act 73; staff previews enhanced energy plan

Town of Lyndon Planning Commission · January 28, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners considered creating a rental registry to prepare for Act 73 property-tax assessment changes and better track accessory dwelling units; Planning Director Tracy Bodeo also said staff will review an enhanced energy plan and a design overlay district in coming months.

The Planning Commission discussed the potential for a rental registry to prepare for upcoming changes in property tax assessment under Act 73 and to improve tracking of accessory dwelling units. Commissioners considered the registry as a tool for ensuring accurate assessment data and for better understanding the town’s rental housing stock.

Planning Director Tracy Bodeo told commissioners the Planning & Zoning Office is reviewing an enhanced energy plan that would provide the town more local control over large-scale energy projects, and said staff will bring proposals on a design overlay district in upcoming months. Bodeo asked commissioners to begin thinking about possible community projects the commission might pursue this year.