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Summary: In 2000, Wisconsin passed a Comprehensive Planning Law aimed at providing municipalities with the necessary tools to create comprehensive land-use plans. As part of the legislation, grants are available for local governments interested in creating detailed land-use plans and the state also awards dividends to municipalities that adopt plans in line with state standards. Links: Last Updated 06/30/2009
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For more information contact: Shruti Vaidyanathan, Transportation Research Assistant |
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