Director of Human Resources at City of Essex Junction.
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Accounts Receivable Coordinator
Assistant Clerk
Assistant Director / Cataloger and Systems Administrator
Chief of Police
Chief Operator
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The City Council discussed and considered an application for a 60-day extension to file the grand list, citing a high volume of grievance requests currently being processed by the assessor's office. The council formally approved the extension request and authorized the City Council President to sign the necessary application form.
The City Council meeting covered several key items, including the interview and appointment process for the Police Community Advisory Board. The Public Works department head provided an update on infrastructure maintenance, including snow and salt management strategies, equipment repairs, the water meter replacement program, and upcoming road paving projects. Additionally, the Council discussed setting the preliminary fiscal year 2027 tax rate, noting significant changes due to a recent property reappraisal.
The Development Review Board evaluated a proposal for exterior alterations at 26 and 28 Pearl Street, specifically regarding the removal of a side deck to be replaced with stone pavers, the replacement of two first-floor windows, and the replacement of exterior stairs on the carriage house. The review assessed the project's compliance with the Historic Preservation Overlay District standards. Staff recommended approval, finding that the proposed renovations align with historic preservation requirements, as the alterations do not negatively impact the historic integrity of the property.
The City Council discussed a public inquiry regarding the utility billing process and potential improvements for online access. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the rolling stock capital plan, specifically addressing the fiscal challenges of procuring a new fire truck and the long-term sustainability of the capital plan. The Council reviewed potential financial strategies, including lease options, adjustments to annual capital contributions, and the impact of aging fleet maintenance costs. Additionally, the Council discussed the approval of a command vehicle for the fire department, noting concerns regarding fleet expansion amidst existing financial constraints.
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