Sudbury Village Center Master Plan

Sudbury Village Center Master Plan

The Town of Georgia VT is in the process of updating its Town Plan to help guide future policy and long-term planning.

A Town Plan is a document—often with photos, drawings and maps—which outline the desired future vision and general goals of the community. This planning process seeks to invite local residents to provide input on what issues are most important to them and what they would like to see to help shape the plan.

Topics of discussion can include any variety of issues, including zoning, housing, economic development, recreational improvements, water and sewer services, tourism, and many more.

But we need your help—a Town Plan needs to be developed using the input of the community—we want to hear your ideas! Please join us at any of our various events and meetings, announced below, to hear different ideas and share your own. You can also submit comments and suggestions here using the “COMMENT FORM” button below.

Latest Announcement

November 29th, 2024 - SELECTBOARD REVIEW - TOWN PLAN

ANNOUNCEMENT - Based on public comments on draft version 2.1, the proposed Town Plan has been revised and submitted to the Selectboard as version 2.2 in advance of a Selectboard Public Hearing on DECEMBER 16th to take final comments on the proposed plan prior to adoption. Comments on the plan can be made at that public hearing, or submitted in advance with the Online Comment Form (link provided near the top of this page).

Documents & Downloads

GEORGIA TOWN PLAN - For Public Review / SB Public Hearing

DRAFT TOWN PLAN (v3.0) 11mb (NEW)

PLAN APPENDIX

PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT

News & Announcements

November 29th, 2024 - SELECTBOARD REVIEW - TOWN PLAN

ANNOUNCEMENT - Based on public comments on draft version 2.1, the proposed Town Plan has been revised and submitted to the Selectboard as version 2.2 in advance of a Selectboard Public Hearing on DECEMBER 16th to take final comments on the proposed plan prior to adoption. Comments on the plan can be made at that public hearing, or submitted in advance with the Online Comment Form (link provided near the top of this page).


November 29th, 2024 - SELECTBOARD REVIEW - TOWN PLAN

ANNOUNCEMENT - Based on public comments on draft version 2.1, the proposed Town Plan has been revised and submitted to the Selectboard as version 2.2 in advance of a Selectboard Public Hearing on DECEMBER 16th to take final comments on the proposed plan prior to adoption. Comments on the plan can be made at that public hearing, or submitted in advance with the Online Comment Form (link provided near the top of this page).


Upcoming Events & Anticipated Schedule

Project Start: September 2025

Open House / Public Workshop Event: Tuesday, October 24th

Community Survey: Winter 2023

Survey Results Discussion: Spring 2024

Draft Plan Presentation - July 30, 2024

Public Hearings - TBD - Fall 2024

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

What is the goal of this effort?

The goal of this effort is to develop a vision document which will help guide the Town of Georgia on achieving both short and long-term priorities for improving the community. The document will be used by local town officials, community leaders and residents to work toward a common vision for improving the community and will help leverage future grant funding for specific projects which the community supports.

Who is overseeing this work?

The Town Plan update is being conducted by our planning consultant Regrowth Planning, with the assistance and guidance of the Town of Georgia Planning Commission.

How can I submit comments or suggestions?

Georgia residents, property and business owners are invited to attend the various meetings and events for this effort, including the Open House, Topic Meetings, Community Survey and draft presentations planned over the next year. You may also submit comments and suggestions anytime through our online form, using the button below. Comments submitted will be collected and reviewed periodically by our planning consultant and the Planning Commission: