Protecting Agriculture. Empowering Communities
by Keri Smith 4.20.26 When most people think about how land is regulated in their county, they picture zoning maps — those color-coded diagrams that tell you what can be built where. But there’s another map that often gets … Continued
Zoning and comprehensive planning aren’t just paperwork. They are the guardrails that protect compatibility, reduce conflict, and create predictability—for residents, for farmers, and for developers. Under Idaho’s Local Land Use Planning Act (LLUPA), communities adopt comprehensive plans (the vision) and … Continued