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.
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.
Burlington's Select Board learned a court twice rejected the town's bid to inspect the ICE detention facility on District Avenue.
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 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
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 Select Board heard nearly two hours of public comment on the ICE processing facility at 1000 District Avenue and took no vote on the matter.
The Burlington Select Board voted 5-0 to authorize Town Administrator John Danizio to sign a new municipal electricity aggregation contract of up to three years.
The Burlington Select Board unanimously approved three police promotions effective June 9. Lieutenant Tom Carlson advanced to Captain, Sergeant Bill Trelegan to Lieutenant, and Officer Dan Main to Sergeant, all by 5-0 votes. In one meeting, the board also granted unanimous approval of a one-day
Burlington Select Board approved $27,570 in handicap parking fine revenue for disability programs. The board voted 5-0 to fund therapeutic horseback riding, a "Sneaker Prom," the iCan Bike program, adaptive park swings and parking-appeal processing.
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