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Every year RPC's Legislative Policy Committee monitors and recommends positions on proposed legislation that is of specific interest or concern to the Commission and its communities. The legislation that is monitored ranges from housing and transportation issues to energy production and water resource protection. The Committee meets monthly during the legislative session and updates RPC's Legislative Tracking Chart weekly. The Committee is also responsible for developing general Legislative Policies subject to adoption by the Commission and for organizing a Legislative Forum in November on topics of interest to legislators, commissioners and municipal officials. RPC's legislative policies, legislative tracking chart and letters of testimony being submitted during the 2017 Legislative Session are all available on the Legislative Policy Committee page.
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Just a reminder, that RPC has a highly skilled and motivated staff of land use planners capable of assisting our member communities in developing a wide range of municipal planning tools and regulations. We have developed and updated Capital Improvement Programs (CIP) for a number of our communities, have prepared full and partial community master plans, and have worked closely with various land use board to develop zoning ordinances and site plan/subdivision regulations. Additionally, our staff provides on-site municipal planning support in nine communities through our circuit rider planner program. Circuit riders provide local planning boards with the technical professional planning necessary to review and provide guidance on complex development proposals and assist in the development of zoning and site plan/subdivision regulations. Contact RPC at 
