Government · Other Committee
Board Rejects Mismatched Plan, Applicant Withdraws
The Burlington Zoning Board of Appeals rejected a mismatched variance plan and continued a restaurant sign dispute.
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Security panel eyes electronic voting pilot
Burlington's tech security panel weighs electronic voting pilot for January Town Meeting. From our own coverage: ISSAC reviews voting pilot and cybersecurity training push.
Government · Select Board
Select Board Closes Cormier Road Hearing
Burlington's Select Board closed a public hearing on Cormier Road speed tables after learning a five-year paving moratorium blocks the work despite the road meeting eligibility criteria.
Government · Other Committee
Recreation panel approves $88,500 in reserve spending
The Burlington Recreation Commission voted unanimously to transfer $88,500 from its revolving account for maintenance technology, building repairs and program subsidies.
Morning Brief
Town announces launch of The Link
The town posted a news item announcing the launch of The Link in Burlington; no further details were provided in the announcement. From our own coverage: September home sales roundup posted for Burlington.
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September home sales top $2.2 million
Burlington home sales ranged from $665,000 to $2.2 million in September. From our own coverage: September home sales ranged $665,000 to $2.2 million.
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Burlington Home Sales Span $665,000 To $2.2 Million In September Period
Burlington recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, with 11 carrying a recorded sale price ranging from $665,000 to $2.2 million and a median of $875,000.
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Town marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The Town of Burlington issued a notice recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, drawing attention to the issue locally.
Government · Planning Board
Board approves vet clinic permit, continues hearings
Burlington's Planning Board approved a special permit for a new veterinary urgent care clinic and continued three Chick-fil-A-related hearings to November 5.
Morning Brief
Boards tackle zoning, voting, Fox Hill rebuild
Burlington's boards converge this week on zoning, voting access and the Fox Hill rebuild. Also in today's brief (16 items): No trash collection delay this week; Patch outlines candidates, polling sites for Nov. 3; 10-room colonial hits the market in Burlington; Planning Board meets Thursday night.