LISBON — The Lisbon Planning Board will conduct a workshop to discuss potential revisions related to nonresidential zones along the Route 196 Corridor and villages on Jan. 28 at 6 p.m. at the Lisbon Town Office.
This review is a follow up to the completion of the Route 196 Corridor Plan and the Downtown Plan and the land use discussions that were held during those planning efforts.
Proposed zoning changes are anticipated to focus on expansion or reduction of current non-residential zones, in order to take into account the vision and recommendations from the Route 196 Corridor Plan and the Downtown Plan Update.
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