NVDA representative says ACT 181 will not change local ACT 250 requirements
September 29, 2026 | Granby, Essex County, Vermont
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Sophie Phelan, representing NVDA, told the Granby Selectboard that recent state changes under ACT 181 do not change the town’s obligations under existing ACT 250 procedures. "As of this date, ACT 181 will have no impact other than the original ACT 250 guidelines that are in place," Phelan said during the meeting.
The briefing was informational; the board did not vote or direct staff to pursue changes. NVDA also invited the town to its Board of Directors meeting on Oct. 15 in Newport, a related venue for regional planning discussion and possible follow-up on land-use guidance.
The briefing was informational; the board did not vote or direct staff to pursue changes. NVDA also invited the town to its Board of Directors meeting on Oct. 15 in Newport, a related venue for regional planning discussion and possible follow-up on land-use guidance.
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