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Oct 28, 2026
Oct 24, 2026
Engineering services are requested for a project to construct a replacement culvert.
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City
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Ascutney
County
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Windsor
Address
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Post Office Box 320
Phone Number
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(802) 674-9201
Zip Code
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05030
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mount Ascutney Regional Commission
The Board discussed the Brownfield Program, specifically approving a subgrant for the removal of non-aqueous phase liquid at the J&L #1 site in Springfield, as well as a related project plan. Discussions also covered VTrans population and employment forecasts for Windsor County and their potential impact on housing targets. Additionally, the Board reviewed progress on the 2026 Regional Plan, including its submission to the Land Use Review Board and upcoming outreach to towns regarding regional designations, along with inquiries regarding the status of the former prison site in Windsor.
The Mount Ascutney Regional Commission's 2026 Regional Plan, Volume 2: Transportation, serves as a long-range strategy to guide transportation decision-making and investments. It outlines goals focused on prioritizing maintenance of the existing road network, supporting a diverse economy and quality of life, ensuring safe and efficient movement of people and goods, meeting diverse mobility needs, fostering an integrated multi-modal transportation system, building climate-resilient infrastructure, and respecting natural and cultural resources. The plan also emphasizes sound land use planning, public engagement, and maximizing funding to achieve an equitable, safe, convenient, economic, and energy-efficient transportation system, with a vision for zero traffic fatalities and serious injuries.
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The Weathersfield Town Plan serves as a long-range policy guide for the community's future growth, development, and conservation, outlining existing conditions, community priorities, and desired future outcomes. Key strategic areas include land use management, protection of natural, scenic, and historic resources, fostering economic development aligned with rural character, addressing housing needs, and ensuring efficient municipal services, utilities, and transportation. The plan also focuses on educational resources, energy efficiency, and flood resiliency, with the vision of achieving a vibrant, economically resilient, and sustainable future while preserving community values.
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