Municipal Projects
Plans of Conservation and Development
The Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) is a statement of goals, policies, and recommendations for the physical and economic development of the community. It includes suggestions for the most desirable use of land for residential, recreational, commercial, industrial, conservation and other purposes and for the most desirable density of population. The plan is not a set of rules or regulations, but rather, a public policy guide or manual. State law requires that municipalities update their Plan of Conservation and Development at least every ten years.
Scotland Plan of Conservation and Development
Vision Statement
The future envisioned for Scotland in 2013 is that it will have the same 'look and feel' that it has in 2003.
It will achieve this by focusing on the Town's essential rural character as reflected in its history, architecture, and open space, and by striving to ensure that the growth of residential, commercial, and industrial activities are compatible.
File sizes of 0.5 mb or larger are noted.
- Cover
- Background Data [ 0.8 mb ]
- Conservation and Development Policies
- Map of Regional Centers map_1.pdf
- Map of Existing Land Uses map_2.pdf
- Map of Permanently Protected Open Space map_3.pdf
- Map of Water Resources map_4.pdf
- Map of Forest and Wildlife Resources map_5.pdf
- Map of Agrivultural & Mineral Resources map_6.pdf
- Map of Historical and Cultural Features map_7.pdf
- Map of Potential Development Areas map_8.pdf
- Map of Development Limitations map_9.pdf
- Map of Conservation Areas map_10.pdf
- Map of Government Owned Land map_11.pdf
- Street Map, Functional Road Classification, & Average Daily Traffic map_12.pdf [ 1.1 mb ]
