Thomas Cavanagh

This document represents the Londonderry Town Plan, officially adopted by the Select Board. It serves as a foundational strategic document for the community, guiding its development and future direction.

This Solid Waste Implementation Plan outlines strategies for the Londonderry Solid Waste Group to maximize waste reduction and increase recycling, conforming with Vermont's 2024 Materials Management Plan. Key focus areas include comprehensive data reporting on disposal and diversion, extensive outreach initiatives through accessible communications, digital and print platforms, and direct engagement with municipalities, schools, and businesses. The plan also details improvements to collection infrastructure, encompassing variable rate pricing, Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection events, management of landfill-banned materials, disaster debris planning, clean wood and inert debris management, and textile collection. The plan aims to ensure convenient access to materials management services for the community.

The Special Meeting agenda was modified to include an Executive Session for personnel and contract matters. Key discussions involved approving pay orders, receiving announcements regarding the Town Clerk's institute acceptance, the status of the South Village Wastewater Project, and the issuance of RFPs for Pingree Park tennis court replacement and Town Hall window restoration. During visitor input, Green Mountain Power provided an update on road projects. The Board authorized the Town Administrator to approve Excess Weight Permits for the 2026 calendar year and adopted the 2026 Town Road and Bridge Standards. The Town Clerk reported on a successful Vermont Historical Records Program site visit and approved a new procedure for posting committee minutes. The Board also approved the Parks Employee Job Description and ratified a letter of support endorsing the renewal of the FCC license for the Londonderry Volunteer Rescue Squad. Finally, the proposal from Waites & Hendel for PFAS Groundwater Monitoring services was approved, and a potential tree donation was discussed before entering into an Executive Session.

The agenda for the Selectboard meeting outlines several items for discussion and action. Key topics include the approval of the minutes from the February 17, 2026 meeting and the approval of Selectboard Pay Orders. Under Roads and Bridges, there is an update and a request to approve a Town/State Culvert Agreement for 3178 Route 100. Town Officials Business involves appointing a representative to the Windham Regional Commission, reviewing and approving a Window Restoration Proposal for the Town Hall Renovation Committee, and re-appointing a member to the Planning Commission. The meeting also includes discussions related to the Transfer Station/Solid Waste Management, including updates and approval of a Non-profit waiver transfer slate. Finally, the agenda includes a discussion on snow removal at the Town Offices and a scheduled Executive Session to discuss negotiating or securing real estate purchase or lease options.

The agenda for the Special Selectboard Meeting includes several key items. Roads and Bridges discussion covers updates, approval of excess weight permits, approval of a Town/State Culvert Utility Agreement for Route 100, and review/adoption of the 2026 Town Road and Bridge Standards. Town Officials Business includes the Assessor/Listers reviewing and approving the Certificate of No Appeal, Town Clerk administrative reviews, and Recreation Director approving a Parks Employee Job Description. Old Business involves ratifying a Letter of Support decision from the prior meeting. New Business items include reviewing and approving the Wilder Memorial Library Transfer Station Waiver Request, reviewing and approving the Waites & Hendel PFAS proposal, and discussing a possible tree donation.