Master Plan Legislation

Master Plan Legislation refers to laws or regulations that guide the long-term development and use of land in a specific area. These plans outline goals for urban planning, environmental protection, transportation, and community services, ensuring cohesive growth and sustainable development. They involve public participation, allowing communities to influence decisions on infrastructure and zoning. By establishing a clear framework, Master Plan Legislation helps local governments make informed choices that balance economic growth with the needs and well-being of residents and the environment, ultimately contributing to a more organized and functional community.