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The board is scheduled to conduct Certificate of Appropriateness reviews for 100 West Canal St and 183 Main St. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding the Building Typologies Report and general city updates, with time reserved for public comment.
A proposed budget for the City of Winooski for fiscal year 2027 (July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027), presented in the annual report to the community and subject to voter approval at the Town Meeting Day election.
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The council meeting addressed various operational and development items, including the adjustment of project fees for Lot 7D and the preauthorization of disbursements for the Housing Trust Fund and down payment assistance programs. The council also reviewed proposed amendments to the Unified Land Use and Development Regulations concerning area character. Furthermore, the council finalized the appointment of members to the Development Review Board and approved an audit contract for the fiscal year. Discussions were held regarding a settlement agreement for the Champlain Mill pedestrian bridge and a civil complaint concerning ongoing zoning violations at a local property. Additionally, the council discussed scheduling a special meeting to review city commission structures and processes.
The meeting agenda included several major components. The Consent Agenda involved approvals for various payroll and accounts payable warrants, and resolutions recognizing March as Francophonie Month, March 31st as International Transgender Day of Visibility, and March as Women's History & Gender Equality Month. Regular items focused heavily on establishing procedures and plans for the new council term, including an orientation discussion, appointment of the Deputy Mayor, adoption of Rules of Procedure, the Municipal Code of Ethics/Conflict of Interest Policy, the 2026-2027 City Council Meeting Schedule, the City Council Declaration of Inclusion, and the Equity Assessment Worksheet. The Council also discussed and approved changes to Housing Trust Fund Policy Guidelines, held a public hearing and approved the proposed private street name "Dawn Drive" for 300 Main Street, established Council Community Access/Engagement Procedures, and made City Council Liaison Appointments for Commissions. Additionally, the Council discussed and approved updates to Chapter 28 Fees, adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 Fund Budgets and Capital Plans (Water, Wastewater, Parking, Community Services Programs, and Community Development), and approved the FY27 Wastewater and Water Rates. A comprehensive Winooski Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan was approved. The Council also approved a Resolution regarding Black History Month. Discussions related to the Armory Project change in scope (approving 100% rental units) occurred across regular and executive sessions. The Council entered into two separate executive sessions to discuss contracts.
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