Burlington's Government Review Committee voted 11-0 to add a mandatory annual performance evaluation of the town administrator to the town's draft charter.
The Burlington Recreation Commission voted 4-0 to appoint Tia Zanardi, a certified therapeutic recreation specialist, as the town's new recreation therapist effective July 1, 2026.
Burlington's Charter Review Committee approved seven elected-board sections of a proposed new town charter at its May 26 meeting, voting unanimously to keep the Board of Health elected after a presentation by 38-year board member Ed Weiner, who called appointed boards "not impartial at all" and warn
Burlington's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a shed variance and let a contested lot-split bid collapse.
Burlington's Government Review Committee deferred a decision on whether to rename the town's chief administrator from "town administrator" to "town manager," agreeing to await results from a community governance survey that had collected 641 responses — roughly 80 percent of its three-percent target
The Burlington Zoning Board of Appeals let a Chick-fil-A applicant withdraw its drive-through variance request after members balked at the design.
Burlington's charter review committee advanced draft language for five elected bodies and launched a townwide survey campaign at its April 28 meeting.
Burlington Recreation Commission unanimously accepts $100,000 Simons Park trust fund and fills two maintenance positions.
Burlington's Zoning Board of Appeals continued a Chick-fil-A setback variance hearing after members questioned whether it was needed at all.
Burlington's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved four land-use applications at its March 31 session, including a front-yard variance for a Hampton Avenue homeowner and sign permits for three commercial properties.
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