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Oct 5, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
The scope of work includes modeling the flow potential of the Winooski River, Little River, Graves and Thatcher Brook to determine the best options for flood mitigation within the community.
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City
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Montpelier
County
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Washington
Address
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29 Main Street
Phone Number
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(312) 431-9100
Zip Code
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05602
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission
The committee conducted elections for the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson positions. Staff provided an overview of upcoming public Q&A sessions regarding the Regional Plan, including the distribution of updated FAQ documents and invitations. The discussion covered revisions made to the Regional Plan based on received feedback and the timeline for upcoming board adoption. Additionally, the committee reviewed the amendment processes for the plan and discussed the importance of communicating future change opportunities to municipalities.
The committee reviewed and accepted the unaudited financial reports for July and August, noting a surplus due to reduced expenses. The committee also moved to amend the FY27 Budget to incorporate a new indirect rate and a $46,000 emergency management performance grant. Authorization was granted for the Executive Director to enter into various project contracts, including those for development, services, and legal support. Finally, the committee discussed and set the agenda for the upcoming Board of Commissioners meeting, including adjustments to the regional plan adoption language.
Public-sector contacts connected to Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission.
The committee meeting addressed public comments regarding project-level review and regional capacity studies. Staff provided updates on Better Roads grants, an upcoming road foremen meeting, municipal salt purchasing, and year-end reporting. The committee discussed a disaster-reserve analysis prepared by the Vermont Bond Bank, which assessed road vulnerability and potential financial impacts of reduced FEMA reimbursement rates. Additionally, members reviewed an updated regional bridge priority list, discussing the incorporation of condition, vulnerability, and traffic data to support future planning and grant applications. The potential expansion of priority lists to include other infrastructure programs was explored, and members shared relevant local transportation updates.
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