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Vermont’s Land Use Review Board (LURB) was established in 2025 to administer the state’s Act 250 land use permitting program, which works to ensure that development contributes to the vibrancy of Vermont’s communities and economy but not at the expense of the state’s landscape. As outlined in Act 181, enacted last year, the LURB’s responsibilities include administering the program’s existing land use permitting system, reviewing and approving new regional plans, and transitioning the program to a new location-based tiered jurisdictional system.

Join us for an overview by the LURB Statewide Coordinator and learn:

• Why the LURB was created and its role in the Act 250 process
• Major changes to land use planning and regulation brought about by Act 181 of 2024
• Status of those changes and the timeline for phased implementation  

Speaker: Aaron J. Brondyke, State Coordinator, Vermont Land Use Review Board, Montpelier, Vermont

Recorded: 06/11/25

Recorded sessions reflect current applications of the law at the time of the recording. For the most current information, members should refer to our MAC topics pages Municipal Assistance Center or contact us at info@vlct.org or 1-800-648-7915. Check out our other upcoming events here: Training & Events. Please do not distribute the recording.

This page may expire at any time due to changes to the laws and/or topics discussed, or because a newer training replaces it. 

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