Resources
The resources available on the right offer a deeper understanding of some of the environmental issues that VNRC deals with.
In “Resources”
- Community Planning Toolbox
- Land Use Planning
- Land Use Law
- Issues
- Community Design
- Community Assessment
- Comprehensive Planning
- Energy Solutions for Communities
- Forest Fragmentation
- Transportation and Energy
- Health and Land Use
- Healthy Eating and Food Security
- Historic Preservation
- Housing For All
- Physical Activity and Mobility Options
- Productive Farms
- Public Engagement
- Resilient Communities
- Scenic Road Corridors
- Wildlife Corridor Protection
- Wildlife Habitat and Natural Areas
- Working Lands
- Case Studies
- Access Management-Charlotte
- Accessory Apartments-Montpelier
- Adaptive Re-use-Waitsfield
- Alternative Dispute Resolution – East Middlebury
- Alternative Dispute Resolution – Somerville, MA
- Commercial Design Control District — Bennington
- Community Transit – Hinesburg
- Conditional Use Review-Fairfield
- Conservation Development – Charlotte
- Conservation Easement – Landowner, Alan Calfee
- Conservation Easement – Landowner, Putnam Blodgett
- Design Charrette – Vermont Neighborhoods Project
- Downtown Designation-Bellows Falls
- Economic Development Plan-Waitsfield
- Forest Reserve District-Bennington
- Historic Structure Weatherization Retrofit – Thetford
- Implementation Plan-Montpelier
- Meadowland Overlay District-Warren
- Natural Resource Plan-Waitsfield
- Road Corridor Visual Analysis-Route 7
- Road Length Policies – Enosburgh, VT
- Rural Historic District-Calais
- Scenic Byway Program-Moretown
- Scenic Overlay Districts-Charlotte
- Shelburne
- Smart Growth Scorecard-Waterbury
- Subdivision Regulations-Fletcher
- Subdivision Regulations-Norwich
- Trail Handbook – Underhill, VT
- Transfer of Development Rights-Stowe
- Tree Ordinances-St. Johnsbury
- Vermont Traditional Neighborhoods – Bristol
- Vermont Traditional Neighborhoods – Burlington
- Vermont Traditional Neighborhoods – Orwell
- Vermont Traditional Neighborhoods – Vergennes
- Village Design Guidelines-Manchester
- Wildlife Corridor Overlay Zone – Shrewsbury
- Waterbury LEAP: Sustaining a Strong Community Energy Committee
- Tools
- Access Management
- Accessory Apartments
- Adaptive Re-use
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Billboard and Sign Control
- Complete Streets
- Conditional Use Review
- Conservation and Open Space Plans
- Conservation Developments
- Conservation District
- Conservation Easement
- Current Use Taxation
- Design Charrette
- Design Review Regulations
- Downtown Designation
- Forest District
- Energy Efficiency Standards in Zoning Bylaws
- Historic Preservation Regulations
- Inclusionary Zoning
- Large Lot Zoning
- Mixed Use Development
- Overlay Districts
- Resilient Communities Scorecard
- Road Corridor Visual Analysis
- Road and Trail Policies
- Scenic Byway Program
- Subdivision Regulations
- Transfer of Development Rights
- Transit Oriented Development
- Tree Ordinances
- Town Energy Committee
- Vermont Traditional Neighborhoods
- Weatherizing Town Buildings
- Vermont Environmental Reports
- Legislative Bulletins
- E-News
- Smart Growth Resources
- Rural Landscape
- Smart Growth Publications
- What Vermonters Think
- Impacts of Sprawl
- Causes of Sprawl
- What is Sprawl?
- Smart Growth
- Downtowns and Village Centers
- Community Spotlights
- Bellows Falls
- Barre
- Bennington
- Bradford
- Brandon
- Brattleboro
- Bristol
- Burlington
- Fairfax
- Enosburg
- Guilford
- Jericho
- Johnson
- Hardwick
- Middlebury
- Manchester
- Montpelier
- Morristown
- North Hero
- Newport City
- Poultney
- Putney
- Randolph
- Richford
- Rutland
- Saint Albans
- Saint Johnsbury
- Tunbridge
- Springfield
- Vergennes
- Wallingford
- Warren
- White River Junction
- Waterbury
- Windsor
- Williston
- Winooski
- Woodstock
- Halloween Special
- Town Meeting Day
- Vermont’s Downtowns Shine
- State Policy
- Vermont Downtown Development Program
- Community Spotlights
- Historic Settlement Patterns
- Reports & Publications
