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Town of Brighton
RFP for painting services for the historic Brighton Town Hall.
Posted Date
Mar 11, 2026
Due Date
Apr 6, 2026
Release: Mar 11, 2026
Town of Brighton
Close: Apr 6, 2026
RFP for painting services for the historic Brighton Town Hall.
AvailableTown of Brighton
Procurement of a cold-climate heat pump system and remotely accessible, fully programmable thermostats for the Town of Brighton Municipal Building.
Posted Date
Mar 12, 2026
Due Date
Apr 6, 2026
Release: Mar 12, 2026
Town of Brighton
Close: Apr 6, 2026
Procurement of a cold-climate heat pump system and remotely accessible, fully programmable thermostats for the Town of Brighton Municipal Building.
AvailableTown of Brighton
The Project consists of removal and disposal of accumulated sludge in the existing lagoons, constructing new headworks, new lagoon aeration system, new blower room, new chemical feed and storage systems, new chlorine contact tank and new operations building.
Posted Date
Feb 14, 2025
Due Date
Mar 19, 2025
Release: Feb 14, 2025
Town of Brighton
Close: Mar 19, 2025
The Project consists of removal and disposal of accumulated sludge in the existing lagoons, constructing new headworks, new lagoon aeration system, new blower room, new chemical feed and storage systems, new chlorine contact tank and new operations building.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Brighton
Key discussions focused on the Town Plan, including the necessity of a future land use map to differentiate from the zoning map and establish a basis for bylaw changes; potential Tier IB status to streamline Act 250 permitting for housing development was also addressed. Regarding water and sewer capacity, the commission considered allocating remaining capacity between residential and commercial/industrial consumption based on current usage data. The Zoning Administrator provided an update on pending permits and enforcement regarding a vehicle functioning as a sign. A significant topic was the Downtown Project, which combines water main replacement with updates to sidewalks and storm drains. A contentious point within this project involved the relocation of utility poles on Cross Street, which led to an executive session to discuss potential negotiation disadvantages.
Key discussions focused on several upcoming events and programming ideas. Regarding the Kids' Fishing Tournament, the committee confirmed that participant bags are assembled, prizes are secured, and distribution dates and procedures are set. For the Maple Fool's event, the fun run is scheduled for April 4, 2026, with a mapped route requiring minimal volunteers and featuring maple-themed prizes. The committee determined that hosting the NEK Marathon is not feasible this year due to a lack of grant funding for complementary activities and potential difficulties in securing medical/EMT support. Ideas for summer programming were also reviewed, including a full moon paddle, axe-throwing/archery, bike rides, and potential activities appealing to younger teenagers, such as a graffiti wall.
The Brighton Selectboard is scheduled to hold a regular meeting addressing several agenda items. Key discussion topics include a resolution regarding the WWTF Credit Line, discussions on Fireworks, a Budget Report review, review of the Burn Policy, review of a section of the Personnel Policy, processing Pay Orders, and an Executive Session to address a Legal Matter.
The agenda for the regular meeting includes discussions and potential approvals regarding CWSRF Loan, DWSRF Loan Application, and Long-term Debt Loan. The meeting will also address Pay Orders and Other Business, with a provision for Executive Session if necessary.
The Planning Commission discussed updates to the Town Plan, focusing on the utility and facility section, economic development, and housing typologies. The Zoning Administrator provided an update, including a discussion on a property in violation of zoning bylaws. Proposed changes to the Zoning Bylaws were reviewed, reflecting changes in Vermont law regarding multi-unit dwellings, accessory units, and affordable housing. The commission also discussed insurance certificates and added bylaws regarding AirBNB/VRBO to the next meeting's agenda.
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