TOWN OF RANDOLPH REQUEST FOR PAVING BIDS July 2026
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The Town of Randolph is seeking bids for paving services, specifically shim and overlay for roads and reclamation/overlay for a parking lot, during the 2026 season.
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The Town of Randolph is seeking bids for paving services, specifically shim and overlay for roads and reclamation/overlay for a parking lot, during the 2026 season.
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The Town of Randolph is seeking engineering services for a bridge replacement on North Randolph Road.
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The Town of Randolph, Vermont's plan outlines the community's unique characteristics, self-sufficiency, and commitment to future excellence, emphasizing its historical preservation and economic diversity. Key areas highlighted include its status as a National Main Street Program and Historic District, provision of diverse recreational and essential public services, and a comprehensive governmental structure supporting community engagement. The overarching aim is to sustain and enhance Randolph as a vibrant and thriving place to live, work, and visit.
This document presents a series of maps supporting the 2019 Town Plan for Randolph, Vermont. It outlines current and future land use designations, transportation infrastructure, and the locations of utilities, facilities, and educational institutions. Additionally, it details environmental considerations such as slopes, soils, and ecological connectivity blocks within the town.
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The meeting included discussions on liquor license renewals, proposed changes to the False Alarm Ordinance, and appointments to various boards and committees, including the Conservation Commission and Budget Committee. The Selectboard reviewed the Walk/Bike Master Plan draft, the KPL Cupola Grant and Easement, and KPL's request to create a Capital Reserve Fund. Proposed Event Ordinance Changes were presented by the Planning Commission. The board also considered vacation time carry over and authorizing a Facility Condition Assessment RFP. A follow-up land use maps/work session was scheduled. The Manager's Report included updates on a pedestrian incident and Salisbury Square. The meeting moved into executive session to discuss contracts, collective bargaining, attorney/client communications, real estate, and personnel matters.
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