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Commission invited state NDA official to explain Neighborhood Development Area designation
Summary
The presenter described the state Neighborhood Development Area (NDA) designation as a modest incentive program (Act 250 exemptions and fee waivers) and said Jacob Henrich, the NDA program contact, offered to brief the commission on application criteria.
The presenter described the Neighborhood Development Area (NDA) designation and said it is a relatively low‑threshold state designation that can provide Act 250 exemptions and permit‑fee waivers for projects inside the designated boundary. He said the NDA is intended to encourage walkable, mixed‑use village development and noted the designation requires meeting a checklist of criteria.
He told the commission Jacob Henrich, who runs the NDA program for the state, had offered to come to a meeting to explain the application requirements and the specific checklist of items the town would need to meet. Commissioners agreed it would be useful to have Jacob walk the commission through where the town already meets criteria and what changes would be required.
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