(a) In revising the municipal plan of conservation and development in accordance with subsection (b) of § 22a-101, the municipal planning commission shall follow: (1) The policies and goals in § 22a-92; (2) criteria listed in § 8-23.

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(b) In adopting any proposed municipal plan of conservation and development, zoning regulations or changes thereto or other municipal coastal regulations listed in subdivision (2) of subsection (b) of § 22a-101 or changes thereto, the following criteria shall also be considered: (1) The character and distribution of the coastal resources defined in § 22a-93 within its coastal boundary, the capacity of and limitations on such resources to support development, and the types and methods of development compatible with the wise use, protection and enhancement of such resources; (2) the nature and pattern of existing development; and (3) the need for public services.

(c) The municipal planning commission may revise its municipal plan of conservation and development by making such changes as: Modifications of land use categories, changes in the density and intensity of land use, alteration in plan policies; modifications in growth strategies, changes in acquisition priorities, and alterations in public infrastructure, highway and other capital improvement projects.

(d) The municipal planning commission shall submit its proposed revisions to the municipal plan of conservation and development prepared in accordance with subsections (a) and (b) of this section and § 22a-101 to the commissioner and the regional council of governments for review and comment prior to the final adoption of such revisions in accordance with § 8-23. Upon receipt of such proposed revisions the commissioner and the regional council of governments shall review them for consistency with requirements and criteria listed in subsections (a) and (b) of this section and said § 22a-101 and shall within ninety days notify the municipality in writing of any suggested modifications to the proposed revisions. Upon receipt of such comments or ninety days after receipt by the commissioner of proposed revisions, the municipal planning commission may modify and adopt the proposed revisions in accordance with said § 8-23.