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Members of the Planning Commission are elected Town Officials.
The Planning Commission was authorized in 1956 by a Town Meeting vote because of the growing concern about the future of land use in Redding as development increased. The Planning Commission approves and regulates subdivisions, prepares an overall plan for the future development of the Town every ten years, and approves referrals from adjacent towns, regional agencies, State DOT, Water Pollution Control Commission, Board of Selectmen and Zoning Commission.
The Planning Commission produces the REDDING TOWN PLAN OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT. This Plan serves as a general guide for all land use commissions and sets forth the ideals that will safeguard the nature of Redding as the Town undergoes the inevitable changes that time will bring. The 2008 Plan is on the Town website. Click on Town Plan.
Meetings of the Planning Commission are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 8:00 p.m., in the Old Town House (or as posted at the Town Clerk’s Office and the Town’s web site calendar).
Subdivision Regulations and application forms are available at the Land Use Office/Old Town House.
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