Local Land Use Boards

Local Land Use Boards are government bodies responsible for managing land development and zoning regulations within a community. They review proposals for building projects, land use changes, and developments to ensure they align with local laws, regulations, and community needs. These boards typically include community members and experts who assess the potential impact of projects on the environment, infrastructure, and quality of life. Their decisions help shape the growth and character of the area, balancing development with the public interest and concerns of residents. They typically hold public meetings to encourage community input.