Our town’s Planning and Zoning Commission is updating the Rocky Hill Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) and they want your input.
What is the POCD?
Every ten years, Rocky Hill prepares a Plan of Conservation and Development. This document is a long range advisory plan outlining the community’s goals and vision for the future. These plans must be updated every ten years per State law.
The POCD discusses a range of issues, like housing, open spaces, conservation, and public transportation. Take a look at the 2015 plan to learn more about what goes into the document.
The Planning and Zoning Commission wants input from the public. You can find the Town’s current Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) on the Town’s website.
How can I participate?
Maybe you care about bike routes or have ideas about housing. This survey is a great way to communicate those ideas to the Town.
The Town has prepared a survey with a series of questions. Please take 5 minutes to answer them and provide the town with input!
You can also attend the next Planning and Zoning meeting about the POCD. That meeting will happen on March 26 at 630 PM. More details here.
