History of the Brookfield Comprehensive Plan
This is a plan; it is not a local law; it is not a state law; it is a community supported guide as to how we wish to see the Town develop in the future. We realize the world changes, quickly and in unimaginable ways; therefore, this cannot be a static, unchanging plan and is subject to
interpretation and amendment by the appropriate government and legal authorities in order to take into consideration these factors.
A joint meeting was held between the Comprehensive Planning Committee and the Town Board on Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 7 PM to complete revisions to the DRAFT Comprehensive Plan and 2 public hearings were held in August 2013. On January 13, 2014 the Comprehensive Plan was adopted by the Town Board.
Click here to view the current Comprehensive Plan.
Click here to view the most recent Citizen Survey Results.
There are only 2 towns in Madison County that have NOT adopted a Comprehensive Plan.
interpretation and amendment by the appropriate government and legal authorities in order to take into consideration these factors.
A joint meeting was held between the Comprehensive Planning Committee and the Town Board on Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 7 PM to complete revisions to the DRAFT Comprehensive Plan and 2 public hearings were held in August 2013. On January 13, 2014 the Comprehensive Plan was adopted by the Town Board.
Click here to view the current Comprehensive Plan.
Click here to view the most recent Citizen Survey Results.
There are only 2 towns in Madison County that have NOT adopted a Comprehensive Plan.
The Brookfield Comprehensive Planning Committee was offically recognized by Madison County Planning. The Committee was awarded the "Smart Growth Award" based on their dedication to creating the first Comprehensive Plan for the Town of Brookfield. The Committee attended the Oct 29 Appreciation Banquet at the Colgate Inn, where Committee member, Kristen Wiles was among the guest speakers. PHOTO: from Left to Right: John Salka (Supervisor); Karen Beehm, Rachel Owen, Kristen Wiles, Kim Reed, Marylou Rhodes, Barbara Howard; Back Row: Karen Nowak; ABSENT - Chuck Blood
Click here to view the article in the Madison County Planning Newsletter