Select Board approves last-minute liquor license fix
The Burlington Select Board voted 3-0-0 to amend a one-day liquor license hours before a charity fundraiser began.
The Burlington Select Board voted 3-0-0 to amend a one-day liquor license hours before a charity fundraiser began.
Burlington's Planning Board voted 4-2 to order a peer traffic review before deciding on Chick-fil-A's proposed drive-through at 2 Wall Street.
The Burlington Select Board unanimously amended a one-day liquor license for People Helping People's July 16 event. The license for "Pours for a Purpose" at Grandview Farms, originally approved in June, was modified to add a second vendor. Chairman James Tigges noted that the additional paperwork
The Historical Commission approved the secretary and treasurer reports unanimously and discussed plans for expanded community engagement. The commission will offer two trolley tours of Burlington's historical sites on August 8 during Burlington Day, with tickets issued through Parks and Recreation;
The Burlington Government Review Committee voted unanimously to keep the "town administrator" title and to drop a plan folding capital budget into the finance committee.
The Information Systems Security Advisory Committee approved prior minutes and postponed work on formal Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plans. Sage Costa briefed members on the Police Department's operational continuity protocols and presented scam statistics showing Burlington reports
The Burlington Government Review Committee approved amended conflict-of-interest and vacancy-filling language for its draft charter while outlining a three-phase recall process and deferring decisions on moderator term length and residency requirements for board members. Chair Betsey Hughes oversaw
Burlington's Select Board approved a Tavern in the Square renovation on a 2-1 vote after the restaurant altered its bar without prior board approval.
Burlington Select Board approved three personnel appointments and renewed its municipal electricity aggregation agreement at a higher-than-current but Eversource-beating rate. James Tigges, Chairman, led unanimous votes on Police Recovery Coach Julie Hartling, Special Police Officer William Rymill
Burlington's Conservation Commission continued review of a disputed commercial project after finding a water leak, not a natural wetland, behind the site.
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