Planning Advisory Committee recommends approval of 2025 Bolton Town Plan
July 18, 2025 | Chittenden County, Vermont
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The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) meeting on July 16, 2025, focused on the approval of the 2025 Bolton Town Plan. Taylor Newton, the planning program director, presented the plan, highlighting its alignment with regional and state statutes.
Newton explained that the CCRPC reviews municipal plans to ensure they conform to both the regional plan and state requirements. The Planning Advisory Committee (PAC), which includes municipal planning directors and commission chairs, met in May to discuss the Bolton Town Plan and recommended its approval. The board was asked to confirm Bolton's planning process and grant an affirmative determination of energy compliance for the plan.
During the discussion, a minor correction was noted regarding the Bolton Town Plan's reference to the Jericho Town Plan, but no formal changes were required.
The approval of the Bolton Town Plan is significant as it reflects the ongoing efforts of local municipalities to align their planning processes with broader regional goals, particularly in energy compliance. The next steps will involve finalizing the approval process and implementing the plan's recommendations.
Newton explained that the CCRPC reviews municipal plans to ensure they conform to both the regional plan and state requirements. The Planning Advisory Committee (PAC), which includes municipal planning directors and commission chairs, met in May to discuss the Bolton Town Plan and recommended its approval. The board was asked to confirm Bolton's planning process and grant an affirmative determination of energy compliance for the plan.
During the discussion, a minor correction was noted regarding the Bolton Town Plan's reference to the Jericho Town Plan, but no formal changes were required.
The approval of the Bolton Town Plan is significant as it reflects the ongoing efforts of local municipalities to align their planning processes with broader regional goals, particularly in energy compliance. The next steps will involve finalizing the approval process and implementing the plan's recommendations.
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