Search results from Chapter 117
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Vermont Supreme Court deems Provision of Title 24 Chapter 117 UnconstitutionalIn a decision that all municipalities should take note of, the Vermont Supreme Court ruled that 24 V.S.A. § 4443 (d) is unconstitutional. Show search terms in context »Category: Selected VLCT News Articles » |
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Implementing Chapter 117Much of the new law addresses matters of procedure, such as the requirements for holding a hearing and dealing with interested persons. Our existing zoning bylaw is largely silent on these procedural matters, but it does conflict with state law in some respects. What should we do? Show search terms in context »Category: Selected VLCT News Articles » |
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Chapter 117 Update -- Part 2This article is the second in a two-part series focusing on the recent changes to the local planning and zoning laws (Chapter 117 of Title 24). In this second article, we focus on some of the remaining provisions of Act 115 that towns can take advantage of when they amend or update their zoning bylaws. Show search terms in context »Category: Selected VLCT News Articles » |
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Chapter 117 Update -- Part 1This article is the first in a two-part series focusing on the recent changes to the local planning and zoning laws (Chapter 117 of Title 24). In this article, we focused on the “Saving Clause” Provisions – those six areas in which municipalities must amend their bylaws by September 1, 2005 or they will be overridden by state law. Show search terms in context »Category: Selected VLCT News Articles » |
