Planning Commission

The Plainfield Planning Commission meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at 7:00 PM at the Town Office. Everyone is welcome to attend.

The Plainfield Planning Commission is the volunteer municipal body appointed by the Select Board that creates the Town Plan and makes changes to the Zoning Ordinance. The Development Review Board and Zoning Administrator oversees compliance with the Zoning Ordinance.

• Report on revised Town Plan
• Plainfield Town Plan Draft, February 28, 2020
• Planning Commission Policy, 2019 Amendment
• Vermont Fish & Wildlife Introducing Act 171 to the Planning Commission April 9, 2018
• Zoning Regulations Draft, March 20, 2017
• Plainfield Town Plan Adopted February 10, 2014
• Zoning Regulations Adopted March 1, 2011
• Planning Commission Policy Adopted 2009

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Planning Commission Members

Will Colgan, Chair
Jesse Cooper
Baylen Sky
Karen Storey

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Planning Commission Meeting Agendas

• October 8
  

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes

​2020​

• November 16 Draft
• October 5 Draft
• September 21
• September 7 Draft
• August 17 Draft
• July 20
• July 6
• May 18
• May 4
• January 20 Draft
• January 6

2019

• December 16
• December 2
• November 18
• November 4
• October 21
• October 7
• July 19
• ​March 30 Draft
• February 28

​2018

• December 19

2017

• December 4
• November 16
• November 13
• August 21
• July 17
• February 20​

2016

• December 21
• November 21
• November 7
• October 3
• September 19
• July 18
• June 27
• June 20
• May 16
• April 18
• March 7
• February 1
• January 4
  

2015

• December 7
• October 5
• September 12
• August 17
• August 3
• July 20
• June 15
• June 1
• May 18
• April 20
• April 6

We Need Your Feedback on the 2020 Town Plan Draft!

On November 6, the Planning Commission updated the draft of the new 2020 Plainfield Town Plan. This official document outlines our community's: 

• Character, 
• Natural Environment, 
• Climate, Resilience and Hazard Mitigation,
• Housing,
• Energy,
• Transportation,
• Facilities, Utilities, Services, and Resources,
• Economic Development, and
• Land Use. 

The November update contains the comments from the public hearing the Planning Commission held on October 8. You can watch that hearing below. 

The draft was sent to the Select Board for their review. They will also hold a public hearing on the draft at a date to be announced. Once this draft plan is adopted by the Select Board it will replace the previous Town Plan adopted in 2014 which has expired as Town Plans are limited to a span of five years unless readopted or replaced.