Selectboard 4/7/25
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Monday,
April 7, 2025
7PM – 9 PM
Minutes
Approved on: Monday, April 21, 2025
Minutes
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Town of Richmond
Selectboard Meeting
Minutes of April 7, 2025
Members Present: Bard Hill, Jay Furr, David Sander, Caitlin Filkins, Adam Wood
Absent: None
Staff Present: Town ManagerJosh Arneson;Assistant to the Town ManagerDuncan Wardwell, Zoning Administrator Tyler Machia, Planning and Zoning Director Keith Oborne, Highway Department Foreman Pete Gosselin.
Others Present: MMCTV Erin Wagg, Planning Commission Chair Virginia Clarke, Conservation Commission Chair Judy Rosovsky, Gary Bressor, David Sunshine, Bob Heiser, Steve Brownlee from Umiak, Kevin Kittinger, Judy Rosovsky Alicia Daniels, Pam, Trevor Brooks, Nick, Brendan Filkins, Ben Feinson, Erin Farr, Noa, Chelsye’s iPhone, Paige Kaleita, Douglas Thompson
MMCTV Video: Recorded by MMCTV by Erin Wagg
https://youtu.be/J8VPSQHFnuM?si=eRHLWmE6laJd-EQU
Call to Order: 7:01 p.m.
Welcome by: Furr
Public Comment: None
Items for Presentation or Discussion with those present
Reminder of deadline and process to apply to serve on Town committees/boards/commissions
Timestamp: 0:01
People who participated in discussion: Furr
A reminder about deadlines listed on the Town’s website:
April 9, 2025, for most committees, unless another date is specified.
Development Review Board (DRB) applications are due by May 14, 2025.
Water & Sewer Commission applications are due May 30, 2025.
Public hearing for amendments to the Flood Hazard Overlay District in the Richmond Zoning Regulations
Timestamp: 0:02
https://www.richmondvt.gov/fileadmin/files/Selectboard/Meetings/2025/04/3b2_D_-_ANR_Sign_off.pdf
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Clarke, Oborne, Hill, Thomas, Bressor
Sander moved to open the public hearing for the consideration to amend to the Flood Hazard Overlay District in the Richmond Zoning Regulations. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Clarke reviewed what has happened with the project starting in June 2024, regarding relocating the playground, altering the bandshell structure or relocating the restroom. Relocating is the appropriate term because building new structures in the floodplain is restricted by zoning. Furr mentioned that the current bandshell does not allow for ADA access and would adding a ramp change the footprint. Oborne replied that adding accessibility is allowed and does not alter the footprint. Clarke mentioned that a protective fence around the playground once it is relocated will be important. Thomas explained that as a representative of the Parks and Rec committee she thinks they will be able to work within the new zoning regulations. Bressor mentioned that a footprint of a structure is defined as where it is in contact with the ground. Clarke described that a catwalk even if above ground is part of the square footage.
Hill moved to close the public hearing. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Per 24 V.S.A. §4442, Wood hereby moved that the Town of Richmond Selectboard approve amendments the Flood Hazard Overlay District in the Richmond Zoning Regulations. These amendments shall be effective 21 days after adoption. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of setting a date for a public hearing to consider amendments to Richmond Zoning Regulations for the Jolina Ct. District
Timestamp: 0:23
People who participated in discussion: Furr
Sander moved to set a public hearing date of May 5, 2025, at 7pm to consider amendments to Richmond Zoning Regulations for the Jolina Ct. District. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving a name for a private road associated with the two-lot subdivision at 1582 Jericho Rd.
Timestamp: 0:25
https://www.richmondvt.gov/fileadmin/files/Selectboard/Meetings/2025/04/3d_email_on_road_name.pdf
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Sunshine
Sunshine wants to name the road after himself and needs the Selectboard’s approval.
Sander moved to approve the name “Sunshine Lane” for the new road which will be created with the two-lot subdivision at 1582 Jericho Rd.
Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Sander, Furr, Filkins, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving a change to the location of the hammerhead turnaround that was previously approved for the two-lot subdivision at 1582 Jericho Rd.
Timestamp: 0:27
People who participated in discussion: Sunshine, Furr
The hammerhead that was approved at the last meeting needs to be moved 60 feet to the East and must be reapproved by the Selectboard.
Wood moved to approve a change in location for the hammerhead turnaround on the two-lot subdivision at 1582 Jericho Rd. as presented in the updated plans. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Sander, Furr, Filkins, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Evaluation of a public officer: possible executive session
Timestamp: 0:29
People who participated in discussion: Furr
Sander moved to find that premature public knowledge about the evaluation of a public officer would cause the Town or person to suffer a substantial disadvantage. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Sander, Filkins, Furr, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Filkins moved that we enter executive session to discuss the evaluation of a public officer under the provisions of 1 VSA 313(a)(3) and to invite Development Review Board Chair David Sunshine and Town Manager Josh Arneson into the executive session. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill,Furr. Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Sander moved that we exit executive session to discuss the evaluation of a public officer under the provisions of 1 VSA 313(a)(3) and to invite Development Review Board Chair David Sunshine and Town Manager Josh Arneson into the executive session. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr. Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of renewing and updating an agreement with Umiak for use of the ladder to exit the Winooski River and the use of one parking space at Overocker Park
Timestamp: 1:05
People who participated in discussion: Brownlee, Arneson, Hill
Arneson stated that a ladder was donated to the Town in 2023, and now Umiak wants to reinstitute an agreement regarding usage of the ladder, parking a trailer at Overocker park during the day, changing signage and usage of the trails for their customers for 2025. Hill asked where the trailer would be parked, which Brownlee replied would be in the far back corner and only during daytime hours. He continued that the ladder would be inspected for safe usage.
Sander moved to approve the Agreement for Facilities Use between the Town of Richmond and Umiak as presented. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Update on advocacy organized by the Vermont League of Cities and Towns for the legislative process regarding 3-acre storm water permit and consideration of a Selectboard member providing testimony to the Senate Natural Resources Committee
Timestamp: 1:09
People who participated in the discussion: Arneson, Filkins, Furr, Wood, Hill, Thompson, Kittinger
Arneson said they were looking for names of people to testify sometime this week. Filkins recused herself because this directly impacted her. Thompson stated that he, Sarah Heim, and Paige Kaleita will be testifying this week. Furr asked if it was in person or online as he may be able to present, which it was stated that the meeting is on Zoom. Wood wondered what the format of a presentation entails, which Hill mentioned he has seen some people have PPT or simply show up in person and present. Hill read off the VLTC website. Kittinger said he is having problems getting timely updates regarding the stormwater issue from the Town’s assessor. Arneson stated he will talk to the assessor, Lisa, this week. Hill wants to know what the impact of this is for a homeowner who wants to sell their house in a Stormwater affected area, which no one seemed to know. Furthermore, he wonders how flooding affects property values. Wood concurred and said it's tricky with the current housing market.
Review of the Highway Department Summer Work Plan
Timestamp: 1:25
https://www.richmondvt.gov/fileadmin/files/Selectboard/Meetings/2025/04/3i_Summer_Work_Plan_2025.pdf
People who participated in discussion: Gosselin, Furr
Gosselin gave an overview of what work his department has been doing on roads and what he plans on doing moving forward. During summer, the vacation schedule for his crew splits so half the people are on duty. Sidewalk repairs are pushed until July. Grading is part of constant road maintenance. Guardrails in Southview will be replaced up to the Jericho Rd bridge. Drain systems on Tilden Ave will be cleaned out. Contracted items this year is paving. The hours for his crew will be 06:00a to 4:00p Mon through Thurs. Furr wanted to know about painting the street and the no parking zone on Route 2, which Gosselin said will happen this summer.
Consideration of approving grant applications for the VTrans Municipal Highway Class 2 Roadway Paving Grant and the VTrans Municipal Highway Structures Grant
Timestamp: 1:35
People who participated in discussion: Gosselin, Furr, Hill
Gosselin explained that the paving grant is for 2 miles of Jericho Rd, which is a class 2 road. The total project cost is estimated at $373,800. If approved, the State grant would pay up to $200,000 for this project, the remaining amount would come out of the FY26 Retreatment budget. Hill asked where these funds come from because the State’s funding has been uncertain recently.
Gosselin continued the structures grant is for a culvert on Stage Rd. which has washed out multiple times in high rain events, including the July 2023 and July 2024 floods. The total project cost for upsizing this culvert is estimated at $486,277. If approved the Grant would pay for max $200,000 of the project with the remaining being paid for with funds from the Bridge and Culvert Reserve. This is the seventh time he has applied for this grant. If he gets this grant, it could become an in-house project and would save money.
Arneson added that the Selectboard needs to sign off on a TA60 form which certifies that the Town raises at least $300 per mile of roads in the Town, and the Certification of Compliance for Town Road and Bridge Standards. The Town spends far more than this on its roads.
Wood moved to approve form TA60, the Certificate of Compliance for Town Road and Bridge Standards, and to apply for the Structures and Highway Paving grants and to name Pete Gosselin as the Grant Program Manager. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Filkins, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving a contractor for the Tilden Ave. stormwater project
Timestamp: 1:45
People who participated in discussion: Furr
Sander moved to award the Tilden Ave. stormwater improvements project to Catamount North Site Works in an amount not to exceed $68,492.00. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Filkins, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving a contractor for the FY26 Paving
Timestamp: 1:47
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Gosselin
Gosselin said Pike has paved for the Town before and does a good job.
Sander moved to approve Purchase Order number #5251 to Pike Industries for FY26 Paving in the amount of $300,000. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Filkins, Furr, Sander, Hill, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving the purchase of a plow truck
Timestamp: 1:49
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Gosselin, Hill
Hill asked which truck this was replacing, and he said it is for a 2019 truck that is out of warranty, because it’s on a 5-year warranty plan. Most trucks in the Highway Dept are on 7-year warranty plans now.
Sander moved to approve Purchase Order number 5164 to Allegiance Trucks for a purchase of a tandem axle and chassis for a new plow truck in the amount of $188,346.00.Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Filkins, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Sander moved to approve Purchase Order number 5165 to Viking Cives for the plow and body package for a new plow truck in the amount of $109,000.00. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Filkins, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of selling the Highway Department’s zero turn mower
Timestamp: 1:54
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Gosselin
Gosselin recommends putting the commercial grade zero-turn mower up for sale in a sealed bid process with a minimum bid of $2,000. This was purchased in June 2017 for $7,400.
Sander moved to put the zero-turn mower up for sale with a minimum bid of $2.000. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Filkins, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving Access Permits for 401 Bridge St. and 552 Bridge St.
Timestamp: 1:56
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Bressor, Hill, Gosselin
Bressor explained his property has been flooded several times and it takes about $17,000 each time to put it back together. They now want to move their driveway 90 feet as well as their parking area to avoid it being underwater. He has already talked to Zoning administrator Tyler Machia regarding this. Hill wondered about the distance from the bridge to the location Bressor is proposing. Gosselin said this area was flagged as safer already last year and it is in compliance with the Town’s road specs.
Sander moved to at approve Access Permit ROW2025-01 for a new access at 401 Bridge St. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Sander moved at approve Access Permit AC2025-02 for a new access at 552 Bridge St. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approval of request to use Conservation Reserve Funds for supplemental tree planting at Volunteers Green
Timestamp: 2:07
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Hill, Rosovsky
Rosovsky said last year’s flood deposited sand and silt, and they now want to mulch and repair or replace some of the trees to improve growth. Hill asked about the erosion of the riverbank. Rosovsky stated that planting trees was an impetus to reduce some flooding and be proactive to avoid further erosion, especially because the river is straight and fast there, and the banks are caving in.
Wood moved to approve the use of $700.00 from the Conservation Reserve Fund to cover the cost of supplemental trees for Volunteers Green as described in the proposal dated March 3, 2025. These funds must be expended within 3 years of the date of final approval, April 7, 2028. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Hill, Filkins, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approval of a request to use Conservation Reserve Funds for a Vermont Master Naturalist training
Timestamp: 2:19
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Daniels, Filkins
Daniels explained that this course has been offered in Richmond before and this is a request for $3,500.00 to support the Vermont Master Naturalist training program which will be offered to residents of Richmond, Williston, and Huntington. Filkins asked about the age ranges of participants, and Daniel said every age from 16 to over 70, they are proud to serve all ages. Furr mentioned that MMCTV might be interested in filming one of these field trips.
Sander moved to approve the use of $3,500.00 from the Conservation Reserve Fund to support the Vermont Master Naturalist training program, and the use of $675.00 from the Conservation Reserve Fund to support one scholarship for the training program. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Filkins, Sander, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Update on UVM Richmond Climate Study
Timestamp: 2:26
https://www.richmondvt.gov/fileadmin/files/Selectboard/Meetings/2025/04/3r_UVM_Climate_Study.pdf
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Rosovsky
Rosovsky said this would help get a climate action plan for the Town, but someone needs to step up and take the leadership for this project. Someone would need to step up by the end of April, and we could join with the Town of Huntington.
Consideration approving changes to the Catamount Outdoor Family Center Spring Gravel Ride
Timestamp: 2:29
People who participated in discussion: Furr, John from the Catamount Outdoor Center
John said they are changing the date to May 11, 2025 and removing volunteers on the course for safety reasons.
Filkins moved to approve the following changes to the Catamount Outdoor Family Center Spring Gravel Ride: Date change to Sunday, May 11, 2025, with a weather backup date of Saturday, May 31, 2025. Removal of volunteers on the course. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving the Aliza LaPierre Fan Club 50K and 26K Trail Race
Timestamp: 2:32
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson
Arneson explained that the vast majority of this race is on trails not on roads, and there have been no complaints in the past. Around 80 runners completed this event in prior years.
Filkins moved to approve the Aliza LaPierre Fan Club 50K and 26K Trail Race to be held on Saturday, August 16, 2025, with a weather backup date of Saturday, August 23, 2025. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Filkins, Sander, Hill, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Update on progress of the Police Governance Committee
Timestamp: 2:36
People who participated in discussion: Arneson
Arneson reported the first meeting will be on Monday, April 14, 2025 at 3pm.
Consideration of approving an update to the agreement for shared police chief services with Hinesburg, possible executive session
Timestamp: 2:37
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson, Hill
Furr said the Hinesburg Selectboard has accepted this arrangement with some changes. The supervision of the Hinesburg police has now changed to the Town Manager of Hinesburg. Hill thinks the supervision of current and future police in Richmond should not be managed by the Town Manager of Hinesburg. Arneson thinks it’s implied that the Richmond Town Manager oversees any Richmond police officers.
Sander moved to approve the agreement with Hinesburg for shared police chief services. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Filkins, Sander, Hill, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Follow up on the Special Selectboard Meeting held to discuss the Fire Department
Timestamp: 2:44
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson
Arneson thought it was a productive meeting and suggestions for recruitment were shared. Assistant Chief Jerry Levesque has already started talking with Hinesburg Fire Chief Prescott Nadeau about how to combine training between the two departments.
Consideration of accepting a loan from the Clean Water State Revolving Fund for Step 1 design of a flood mitigation project for Wastewater Pump and Force Main
Timestamp: 2:45
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson
This is for Step 1 design for flood mitigation of the Wastewater Pump and Force Main that runs under the Bridge St. bridge. The full loan amount is $78,508, but the loan comes with a 50% subsidy, so $39,254 will need to be paid back by the Water and Sewer Commission.
Wood moved to accept the loan from the Clean Water State Revolving Fund for Step 1 design of a flood mitigation project for Wastewater Pump and Force Main, noting that the loan will be paid by receipts from the Water and Wastewater Department. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Filkins, Sander, Hill, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of changing the name and scope of work of the Town Center and Library Buildings Committee
Timestamp: 2:48
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Hill, Wood
Hill wondered if the Library Trustees had been briefed about this. Wood feels it’s implied in the name, but that the Trustees have not been briefed yet.
Sander moved to change the name of the Town Center and Library Buildings Committee to the Town Center Building and Campus Committee. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Filkins, Hill in favor. Wood abstained. Motion approved.
Notice of Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission bylaw update review period
Timestamp: 2:52
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Hill
Furr explained that the CCRPC changes are included and should be reviewed and commented on prior to the end of the month. Hill mentioned that tariffs could change the building of new houses moving forward.
Approval of Minutes, Purchase Orders, Warrants
Timestamp: 2:59
Minutes:
Sander moved to approve the draft Selectboard Minutes of 03/17/25 as presented. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Sander, Filkins, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Sander moved to approve the draft Minutes of Special Selectboard on 03/24/25 as presented. Filkins seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Filkins, Wood, Hill, Furr, Sander in favor. Motion approved.
Sander moved to approve the draft Minutes of Special Selectboard on 03/31/25 as presented. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Wood, Hill, Furr, Sander in favor. Filkins abstain. Motion approved.
Motions for Purchase Orders:
Sander moved to approve Purchase Order number 4923 to U S Bank for the Jericho Rd. loan in the amount of $166.30 for the Fire Truck portion and $6,602.86 for the Highway portion. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Sander moved to amend Purchase Order number 4947 to Stromme Excavating for emergency repairs to Stage Road and Jones Mill Road to the amount of $234,221.25. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Filkins, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Warrants:
Sander moved to approve the Warrants as presented. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Sander, Filkins, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Next Meeting Agenda
Timestamp: 3:05
Housing targets
Financial policies
Police committee
Mary Drive (Gosselin)
Adjourn
Sander moved to adjourn. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Filkins, Sander, Furr, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Meeting adjourned at: 10:09 p.m.
Chat file from Zoom:
02:06:51 Ben Feinson (he/him): Hello friends, thank you all for your time and discussing this year’s “ALFC 50k and 26k” event. If you would like more context (and a great route map on page 5) please see the handbook here.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1fiaZ4tB-OHd8rnqZaLJG75lfcKCwOn_X_M8PZVJnbhU/edit?usp=sharing
We have a 9:00 bedtime so unfortunately I have to depart. And here’s a vote of support to get Jean and Gary’s driveway moved! Thanks, Ben
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Meeting of the Town of Richmond Selectboard April 7, 2025
Richmond Town Center Meeting Room, 3rd Floor – 203 Bridge Street, Richmond, VT.
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7:00 PM 1. Welcome and Public Comment
7:03 PM 2. Additions, Deletions, or Modifications to Agenda
7:05 PM 3. Items for Presentation or Discussion with those present
a) Reminder of deadline and process to apply to serve on Town committees/boards/commissions # (2 min)
b) Public hearing for amendments to the Flood Hazard Overlay District in the Richmond Zoning Regulations* # (30 min)
c) Consideration of setting a date for a public hearing to consider amendments to Richmond Zoning Regulations for the Jolina Ct. District* # (5 min)
d) Consideration of approving a name for a private road associated with the two-lot subdivision at 1582 Jericho Rd.* # (5 min)
e) Consideration of approving a change to the location of the hammerhead turnaround that was previously approved for the two-lot subdivision at 1582 Jericho Rd.* # (5 min)
f) Evaluation of a public officer: possible executive session (20 min)
g) Consideration of renewing and updating an agreement with Umiak for use of the ladder to exit the Winooski River and the use of one parking space at Overrocker Park* # (10 min)
h) Update on advocacy organized by the Vermont League of Cities and Towns for the legislative process regarding 3-acre storm water permit and consideration of a Selectboard member providing testimony to the Senate Natural Resources Committee* # (10 min)
i) Review of the Highway Department Summer Work Plan# (10 min)
j) Consideration of approving grant applications for the VTrans Municipal Highway Class 2 Roadway Paving Grant and the VTrans Municipal Highway Structures Grant* # (5 min)
k) Consideration of approving a contractor for the Tilden Ave. stormwater project* # (10 min)
l) Consideration of approving a contractor for the FY26 Paving* # (5 min)
m) Consideration of approving the purchase of a plow truck* # (5 min)
n) Consideration of selling the Highway Department’s zero turn mower* (5 min)
o) Consideration of approving Access Permits for 401 Bridge St. and 552 Bridge St.* # (10 min)
p) Consideration of approval of request to use Conservation Reserve Funds for supplemental tree planting at Volunteers Green* # (5 min)
q) Consideration of approval of a request to use Conservation Reserve Funds for a Vermont Master Naturalist training* # (5 min)
r) Update on UVM Richmond Climate Study # (5 min)
s) Consideration approving changes to the Catamount Outdoor Family Center Spring Gravel Ride* # (10 min)
t) Consideration of approving the Aliza LaPierre Fan Club 50K and 26K Trail Race* # (5 min)
u) Update on progress of the Police Governance Committee (5 min)
v) Consideration of approving an update to the Agreement for Shared Police Chief Services with Hinesburg, possible executive session* (5 min)
w) Follow up on the Special Selectboard Meeting held to discuss the Fire Department (5 min)
x) Consideration of accepting a loan from the Clean Water State Revolving Fund for Step 1 design of flood mitigation project for Wastewater Pump and Force Main* # (5 min)
y) Consideration of changing the name and scope of work of the Town Center and Library Buildings Committee* (5 min)
z) Notice of Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission bylaw update review period # (5 min)
10:22 PM 4. Approval of Minutes, Purchase Orders, and Warrants*
a) Minutes of 3/17/25, 3/26/25, and 3/31/25
10:32 PM 5. Discuss Items for Next Agenda
10:37 PM 6. Possible Executive Session
10:40 PM 7. Adjourn
Time is available at each meeting for public comment. Documents related to this meeting are available at
www.richmondvt.gov/documents/selectboard-meeting-documents/
If you would like to schedule a time with the Board or need assistance to participate in the meeting, please call Josh Arneson, Richmond Town Manager at 434-5170 or email jarneson@richmondvt.gov. Links to videos of Selectboard meetings can be found at mtmansfieldctv.org
*Denotes Action Item # Indicates documents in the packet