Planning boards publish across scattered town sites. ZoningFeed turns agendas, minutes, and site plans into one searchable regional registry — with editorial context you can act on.
88 Brookfield Lane, Wallingford, VT
Ingested on 2026-04-28 in Rutland County
Ingested on 2026-03-12 in Rutland County
88 Brookfield Lane, Wallingford, VT
Ingested on 2026-04-28 in Rutland County
Ingested on 2026-03-12 in Rutland County
Illustrative product frames — fictional names and addresses.
Agendas live on different portals. Minutes arrive late. Site plans sit in unsearchable packets. For CRE developers, land-use counsel, and trades, that fragmentation is diligence risk — not a research hobby.
Step 1
We watch Southern Vermont planning commissions, DRBs (Development Review Boards), and related agendas and minutes as they publish.
Step 2
Applicants, parcels, statuses, and board outcomes land in a searchable ledger — each signal tied back to the municipal source.
Step 3
Open a structured brief, read why it matters for buyers, and go deeper when your work requires the packet.
Filter by county, town, board, and status. Open a brief that separates the board action from the spatial implication and the local context. Every row points to the source document; human review catches bad extracts before they look like truth.
Why This Matters framing turns board actions into signals developers, counsel, and trades can use — not a raw scrape dump.
Confidence scoring and review when extracts fail validation — so bad rows do not masquerade as municipal fact.
Structured ledger rows tie back to the town URL and packet you would have opened yourself.
Opt-in regional coverage in your inbox — a distribution layer national dashboards rarely match at local depth.
Ingested on 2026-04-28 in Rutland County
First conditional-use STR approval in the Wallingford ARR district under current regs. Approval cited owner's intent to retire to property in 5 years (interim use), short-term rental platform-based, with insurance and tax remittance handled by platform. Town Ordinance quiet hours 11 PM–7 AM accepted. No restriction on dogs imposed.
Conditional use permit to operate a short-term rental in the ARR (Agricultural-Residential Rural) zoning district. Three-bedroom house, owners marketing to families and older guests, capped at 8 guests, quiet hours 9–10 PM. Vermont Wastewater permit on file. Two-car attached garage plus parking for 6 vehicles.
Ingested on 2026-03-12 in Rutland County
See competing site plans and board outcomes across your Southern Vermont coverage before you commit capital.
See features →Verify board actions against source packets and brief clients without manual portal sweeps.
See features →Spot which projects cleared review so bids and outreach follow real municipal momentum.
See features →Choose your plan, pick coverage, and get into the ledger — structured municipal decisions with context you can use.
