WESTOVER AIR RESERVE BASE - JOINT LAND USE PLAN UPDATE 2018
The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has enlisted the assistance of the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC) to work with Westover Air Reserve Base (WARB), Westover Airport and the surrounding communities of Chicopee, Springfield, South Hadley, Ludlow and Granby to update the base’s Joint Land Use Study (JLUS), most recently completed in 2004.
The development of this JLUS update is a cooperative land-use planning effort to identify existing and potential incompatibilities between activities occurring on the base and those in the surrounding communities. The recommendations developed from the JLUS will provide the policy framework to support adoption and implementation of compatible development near the military installation. This is typically most effectively achieved through the use of local land-use planning and zoning regulations and improved cooperation and communication between all parties.
The JLUS Update is a comprehensive and ongoing process which encourages public input. This will include soliciting comments through a Community Questionnaire (respond by October 31, 2017), as well as Community Meetings planned for early 2018.
Haga clic aquí para realizar EL CUESTIONARIO EN ESPAÑOL DEL ESTUDIO DE UTILIZACIÓN CONJUNTA DE LAS TIERRAS COMUNITARIAS DE LA RESERVA DE LA BASE AÉREA WESTOVER
Online Maps:
Westover JLUS Map Viewer
Downloadable Maps:
Air Installation Compatibility Use Zone (AICUZ) Maps
Municipal Zoning Maps
Additional Information
For additional information related to the WARB JLUS Update 2018 or you can contact Larry Smith, PVPC Principal Land Use Planner.
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