Selectboard 5/19/25
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Monday,
May 19, 2025
7PM – 9 PM
Minutes
Approved on: Monday, June 2, 2025
Minutes
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Town of Richmond
Selectboard Meeting
Minutes of May 19, 2025
Members Present: Bard Hill, Jay Furr, David Sander, Adam Wood
Absent: Caitlin Filkins
Staff Present: Town ManagerJosh Arneson;Assistant to the Town ManagerDuncan Wardwell; Planning and Zoning Director Keith Oborne, Town Clerk Susan Parent, Highway Dept Manager Pete Gosselin.
Others Present: MMCTV Erin Wagg, Denise Barnard Richmond Parks Commission, Bradley Holt, David Sunshine chair of DRB, Robert DiPalma, Charlie Baker, Sai Sarepalli, Jason Charest, Jason Pelletier, Bradley Holt, Sue Pochop, Tom Astle, Annabelle Dally WSP, abrown, Susan Wells, Robet’s iPad, Kyle, Jenny Zhang WSP, Dan Noyes, Lisa Kory, Brendan Filkins, Virginia Clarke Planning Commission Chair, Martha Waterman, Trevor Brooks, Chelsye Brooks.
MMCTV Video: Recorded by MMCTV by Erin Wagg
https://youtu.be/6SHsXduKOMs?si=APaeNGfNRODLuFRy
Call to Order: 7:00 p.m.
Welcome by: Furr
Public Comment: None
Items for Presentation or Discussion with those present
Consideration of approving the use of the Town Center for the Richmond Holiday Market
Timestamp: 0:00
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson
Arneson said the building has been used for this before.
Hill moved to approve the use of the Town Center Building for the Holiday Market on Saturday, December 6, 2025 with set-up occurring on the evening of Friday, December 5, 2025. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving leases with Town Center Tenants
Timestamp: 0:02
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson
Arneson exclaimed that this was on the agenda several weeks ago and since then he has changed the wording so that tenants can be moved if needed during renovations. Furr abstained because he is on the Board for MMCTV.
Wood moved to approve the leases with MMCTV, The Community Senior Center, The Richmond Historical Society and Our Community Cares Camp. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Furr abstain. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving easement with VELCO for access to the Andrews Community Forest
Timestamp: 0:04
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson
Arneson presented how the funds have been allocated and used since he did not have that information the last time this was on the agenda.
Hill moved move to approve the easement for VELCO for access to the power lines located in the Andrews Community Forest which includes payments by VELCO to the Town of a $2,500 maintenance payment and an $8,549.45 easement payment, for a total of $11,049.45 with $504.50 deposited into a general revenue account to cover legal fees and the remining $10,544.95 to be deposited into the Andrews Community Forest Reserve Fund with $2,500.00 earmarked for repairs to the VAST trail previously used by VELCO and to appoint Town Manager Josh Arneson as the Duly Authorized Agent of the Town of Richmond. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of applying for a USA Pickleball Serves grant to pay for a portion of the total cost of the pickleball courts
Timestamp: 0:08
https://www.richmondvt.gov/fileadmin/files/Selectboard/Meetings/2025/05/3d_Pickleball_Grant.pdf
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Barnard
Barnard said two $50,000 grants are going to be given out throughout the United States, she thinks applying for the grant is a long shot but she remains hopeful and wants to apply before the deadline on June 3, 2025. There is no cost to apply.
Wood moved to approve submitting the grant application for $50,000.00 to go toward the cost of the pickleball courts. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of making appointments to boards/committees/commissions
Timestamp: 0:11
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson, Petersen, Holt, Sunshine, DiPalma, Hill, Wood
Development Review Board (DRB) – ONE 3-year term and TWO Vacant-Alternate terms ending in 2026. Roger Pedersen and Robert DiPalma applied.
Pedersen is currently on the DRB, it is his term that is expiring and he wishes to serve another term. Holt is opposed to allowing Petersen to serve another term, because he (Holt) hasn’t felt heard in the DRB meetings and finds Peterson abrasive. Sunshine feels Pedersen should have the chance to serve another term and believes he is well-read and prepared for the DRB meetings. Sunshine also feels DiPalma should be a Vacant-Alternate. DiPalma said he is a lawyer and would like to be of service and a resource for the DRB, he is new to Richmond. Hill asked if DiPalma would be okay with being an alternate at this time, which he agreed to. Wood explained that the ethics policy has recently been revamped in the Town and throughout the State and he thinks going in a different direction for the DRB might be wise, he suggested DiPalma for the 3-year term and Pedersen for the Alternate spot. Pedersen was not interested in the Alternate position.
Wood moved to appoint to the Development Review Board Robert DiPalma to a 3-year term. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Andrews Community Forest Committee – TWO 3-year terms, ONE 3-year term for a seat filled by a Trails Committee Representative.
Sonya Mastersen applied; they are not currently on the committee.
Woodmoved to appoint to the ACFC Sonya Mastersen to a 3-year term. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Conservation Commission – ONE 4-year terms, ONE Alternate 4-year term. Nobody applied
Parking Advisory Committee – No currently available terms. Nobody applied
Planning Commission – No currently available terms
Recreation Committee –TWO 3-year terms, TWO Vacant 2-year terms ending in 2026, ONE Vacant 3-year term ending in 2026 - Nobody applied
Town Center Building & Campus Committee – ONE 1-year term, ONE Open Ended Selectboard term.
Cara LaBounty applied. All other seats are open ended, but when the motion was made last year to appoint LaBounty it was made (in error) for a one year term, given that all the other terms were open ended, hers should also be open-ended.
Woodmoved to appoint Cara LaBounty to the TCBC to an OPEN ENDED term. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Trails Committee – FOUR 3-year terms, ONE Vacant term ending in 2026.
Alison Aiken, Jean Bressor, and Trum Rittling applied. Bressor and Aiken are current members.
Hillmoved to appoint to the Trails Committee Alison Aiken to a 3-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Wood moved to appoint to the Trails Committee Jean Bressor to a 3-year term. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Hill moved to appoint to the Trails Committee Trum Rittling to a 3-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Transportation Committee – ONE 3-year term, FOUR 3-year terms ending in 2026.
Nobody applied
Gardening Committee – THREE 2-year terms
Nobody applied
Housing Committee –TWO 3-year terms, ONE Alternate 2-year term.
Connie van Eeghen applied and is currently on the Committee.
Hill moved to appoint to the Housing Committee Connie van Eeghen to a 3-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
4th of July Parade & Fireworks Committee - All interested persons please apply to 1-year terms.
Jay Furr, Julie Wahlin, Stefani Hartsfield, and Rebecca Roose applied
Wood moved to appoint to the 4th of July Parade & Fireworks Committee all current members, Jay Furr, Julie Wahlin, and Stefani Hartsfield to a 1-year term. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Volunteers Green & Browns Court Project Committee – NO currently available OPEN-ENDED terms.
Nobody applied
Committee to Explore Path Funding – THREE 1-year terms
Gary Bressor, Jared Katz, and Mark Aiken applied. All three are currently on the Committee.
Hillmove to appoint to the Committee to Explore Path Funding all three members Gary Bressor, Jared Katz, and Mark Aiken to a 1-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Other Volunteer Openings:
Zoning Administrator & E-911 Coordinator
With the departure of Tyler Machia, the Selectboard should fill this position by appointing Planning and Zoning Director Keith Oborne.
Hillmoved to appoint Keith Oborne to a three-year term as the Zoning Administrator & E-911 Coordinator. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Service Officer: 1 opening for a 1-year term
Nobody applied
Animal Control Officer: 1 opening for a 1-year term
Andy Squires applied
Hill moved to appoint Andy Squires as Animal Control Officer for a 1-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Emergency Management Director: 1 opening for a 1-year term
Town Manager Josh Arneson has served in this role for the past six years. He is willing to serve again.
Hill moved to appoint Josh Arneson as the Emergency Management Director. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Energy Coordinator: 1 opening for a 1-year term
Nobody applied
Tree Warden: 1, 1-year term and 1 Deputy for a 1-year term
Caitlin Littlefield applied for Tree Warden. Matt Leonetti applied for Deputy Tree Warden. Both have served in these roles for the past several years.
Hill moved to appoint Caitlin Littlefield as Tree Warden for a 1-year term and to appoint Matt Leonetti as Deputy Tree Warden for a 1-year term. Wood seconded.
Town Fence Viewer: 2 openings each for a 1-year term
Carole Furr applied
Wood moved to appoint Carole Furr as Town Fence Viewer for a 1-year term. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Inspector of Lumber, Shingles, and Wood: 1 opening for a 1-year term
Jon Kart applied and is the current holder of this position.
Hill moved to appoint Jon Kart as Inspector of Lumber, Shingles, and Wood for a 1-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Weigher of Coal: Multiple openings each for a 1-year term
Jay Furr applied and is the current holder of this position.
Wood moved to appoint (Jay Furr) as Weigher of Coal for a 1-year term. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Furr abstained. Motion approved.
Lake Iroquois Recreation District Appointee: 1 opening for 2-year term
June Heston applied
Hill moved to appoint (June Heston) as Lake Iroquois Recreation District Appointee for a 2-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Richmond Rescue Board of Directors-Liaison/Representative: 1 opening for a 1-year term
Amy Wardwell applied and currently serves in this role.
Hillmoved to appoint Amy Wardwell as Richmond Rescue Board of Directors-Liaison/Representative for a 1-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Chittenden Solid Waste District: 1 opening for 2-year term, 1 opening for 2-year term and Vacant Alternate 2-year term
Andrew French applied and currently serves in this role.
Hill move to appoint Andrew French to the Chittenden Solid Waste District for a 2-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Board of Directors: 1 opening for Alternate 2-year term.
Jay Furr applied.
Hill move to appoint Jay Furr to the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Board of Directors for an Alternate 2-year term. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Furr abstain. Motion approved.
Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Planning Advisory Committee: 1 opening for a representative and one opening for an alternate. Both are 2-year terms
Keith Oborne has filled this role for the past few years and Planning Commission Chair Virginia Clarke has served as the alternate for the past few years.
Hill moved to appoint Keith Oborne as the Richmond Representative and Virginia Clarke as the Alternate Richmond Representative to the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Planning Advisory Committee. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Chittenden Unit for Special Investigations Policy Board: 1 opening for a 1-year term
Jay Furr applied and currently serves in this role.
Hill moved to appoint Jay Furr to the Chittenden Unit for Special Investigations Policy Board for a 1-year term Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Transportation Advisory Committee
Arneson has served in this role for the past several years and am willing to serve again.
Hill moved to appoint Josh Arneson as the Richmond representative to the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Transportation Advisory Committee. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Clean Water Advisory Committee
Keith Oborne has served in this role for the past several years.
Hill moved to appoint Keith Oborne as the Richmond representative to the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Clean Water Advisory Committee. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Hill, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Presentation of the Cochran Rd. Corridor and Scoping Study exploring traffic calming and bicycle & pedestrian usage on Cochran Rd. and the Cochran Rd. Speed Study
Timestamp: 1:04
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Oborne, Maki, Wells, Sarepelli
Oborne explained that the engineers have presented several solutions and prices for those options in their report. Maki went over the extensive report that they have created. Wells wondered why the speed limit couldn’t be lowered from 45 to 35 mph on Cochran Rd and Arneson replied that a speed study needs to be done prior to applying for a speed reduction. Sarepelli, who did the speed study, described some other ideas he had for lowering speeds. Wells is worried about the speeds people drive on Bridge St and Cochran Rd.
Wood moved to accept the Cochran Rd. Corridor and Scoping Study. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Sander, Furr, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of providing feedback on future land use mapping and housing targets
Timestamp: 1:44
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson, Hill, Clarke, Oborne, Baker, Wood
Oborne read a memo from Clarke that explained some of the land use changes that have been agreed upon referring to input made by CCRPC, the Housing Committee and the Planning Commission. Hill feels a disclaimer or preface on the maps that describe which parcels that are not available for development is important, such as school surroundings and grounds. Hill asked Oborne if it were fair to mention that future land use could change and the changes that are proposed now may involve distant future use, which Oborne agreed to. Baker chimed in to say that certain road rules affect driveways and subdivision roads, which presently the rules are set for a specific length of driveway.
Arneson put the land use map on the screen. Oborne warned that Zoning rules could also change. Furr brought up the housing targets for 2050, and for Richmond we are targeted to add 606 housing units, which Furr feels is a lofty goal based on the river and mountains we have in Richmond. Baker replied that the county total is 64% more housing than we have today, and they did consider resources and Zoning when they created this housing target. He encourages Richmond to use these targets as a guide, realizing infrastructure is driving this and to keep this as a goal, not a law. Wood thinks it’s hard to find people to build 4-6 family units. Clarke added that the Housing Committee, Conservation Commission and Planning Commission are still working on the map and she hopes those future recommendations are taken into account by Baker moving forward. Baker said the names they are using and colors were mandated by legislature.
Update on highway projects submitted to FEMA for consideration as mitigation projects
Timestamp: 2:12
People who participated in the discussion: Gosselin, Furr, Arneson, Hill, Wood
Furr said these are projects the Town is asking FEMA to pay for. Gosselin said all the culverts have failed more than once in the past two years, and these culverts need to be upgraded and are at this point critical. One of the critical issues is contacting all the different landowners that abut these culverts. Hill asked with the new federal government is FEMA engaging with the Town with respect to repayment from past flooding. Arneson said FEMA owes the Town $2 million for the past two floods, which he believes they are still intending to repay. Wood cautioned that moving forward perhaps it would be wise to be more conservative with road expenditures.
Consideration of selecting a location for a rectangular rapid flashing beacon crosswalk
Timestamp: 2:28
People who participated in discussion: Arneson, Furr, Wood, Gosselin, Hill, Wells
Furr explained there are already a few of these in Town, which work well. Wood wondered where another intersection is, which would warrant installing another one, which Arneson gave three intersections that were candidates. Furr thinks Hinesburg Rd is a better location. Gosselin said Jolina Ct and Railroad St is very dark at night. Hill agrees Jolina Ct is a good location. Wells wants the discussion about Huntington Rd and Cochran Rd safety to come back before the Board.
Wood moved to install a rectangular rapid flashing beacon crosswalk at the crosswalk which crosses Bridge St. at the intersection of Jolina Ct. and Railroad St.
Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Wood, Sander, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approval of TA60 Form for Annual Town Highway Financial Plan
Timestamp: 2:37
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson
Arneson explained that this grant comes up every year, and if you need an emergency loan you must prove that your repairs are more than 10% of your budget. This is what he has done and shows how money is spent on Town roads throughout the year.
Wood moved to approve the TA60 Annual Financial Plan for Town Highways. This replaces the TA60 form that was previously approved on April 7, 2025. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving a pay increase for Highway staff who become certified to conduct State Vehicle Inspections
Timestamp: 2:42
People who participated in discussion: Gosselin
Gosselin said most of his employees are State Vehicle Inspectors and doing in-house inspections will save the Town around $8,000.
Wood moved to approve an hourly pay increase of $0.50 per hour for Highway staff who become certified to conduct State Vehicle Inspection. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of selling the fry wagon
Timestamp: 2:45
People who participated in discussion: Furr
Furr said the fryolators inside the wagon are still working, but the tires are flat.
Hill moved to put the Fry Wagon up for sale with a minimum bid of $2,000 and to put the proceeds from the sale into the July 4th Celebration Reserve Fund. Wood seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of setting the rate of increase for the pay grid
Timestamp: 2:47
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Hill, Wood
Furr said the pay increase is built into the budget for 3%, but only 2% for police officers. Wood asked if the raise for police officers should go up to 3%. Hill said the union for police has it set at 2% currently.
Hill moved to increase the Town pay grid by 3% and the Police Pay Grid by 2% for Fiscal Year 2026. Sander seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Discussion of process to select the next Richmond Fire Chief after Chief Gile retires on July 1, 2025
Timestamp: 2:51
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Arneson, Wood, Hill, Gosselin
Furr elaborated that Chief Giles is retiring on July 1, 2025. Currently the Town Manager can name the next Fire Chief, but previously the Selectboard had that power. Wood wondered how many people have applied for this position, which Arneson said two. Wood asked about how many times a Chief can be reappointed and that there should be a review of performance at the end of each term. Hill agreed with Wood’s suggestion. Gosselin asked if the Fire Chief had to be a Richmond resident; Wood does not think limiting it to Richmond residents is a good idea, since it’s hard enough to find a new Chief from any region. This discussion will be brought back.
Consideration of approving the Local Emergency Management Plan
Timestamp: 3:05
People who participated in discussion: Furr, Sander
Furr said this is a requirement by the State. Arneson said this is put out by CCRPC
Wood moved to approve the Local Emergency Management Plan. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving quitclaim deeds on Tilden Ave. for stormwater line which will be abandoned after new line is constructed
Timestamp: 3:06
People who participated in the discussion: Arneson
Arneson said this has been before the board several times, and they now have all the paperwork in order between the Town and the Homeowners involved.
Wood moved to approve the quitclaim deeds for 86 Tilden Ave. and 102 Tilden Ave. on the condition that construction of a new stormwater pipe is completed, and to appoint Town Manager Josh Arneson as the duly authorized agent to sign the quitclaim deeds once the conditions are met. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Furr, Sander, Wood, Hill in favor. Motion approved.
Consideration of approving liquor licenses
Timestamp: 3:09
People who participated in the discussion: Furr
Wood moved to approve a Second Class Liquor License for AGS Vermont Inc. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Wood moved to approve a First Class Liquor License and Outdoor Consumption Permit for Sweet Simone’s. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Approval of Minutes, Purchase Orders, Warrants
Timestamp: 3:11
Minutes:
Wood moved to approve the minutes from 4/21/2025. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Wood moved to approve the minutes from 05/05/2025. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Motions for Purchase Orders: None
Warrants:
Wood moved to approve the Warrants as presented. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Furr, Sander, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Next Meeting Agenda
Timestamp: 3:12
Fire Chief
Reduce speeds at Hinesburg Rd and Cochran Rd
Adjourn
Wood moved to adjourn. Hill seconded.
Roll Call Vote: Hill, Sander, Furr, Wood in favor. Motion approved.
Meeting adjourned at: 10:15 p.m.
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Meeting of the Town of Richmond Selectboard May 19, 2025
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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) Consideration of approving the use of the Town Center for the Richmond Holiday Market* # (5 min)
b) Consideration of approving leases with Town Center Tenants* # (5 min)
c) Consideration of approving easement with Vermont Electric Power Company for access to the Andrews Community Forest* # (5 min)
d) Consideration of applying for a USA Pickleball Serves grant to pay for a portion of the total cost of the pickleball courts* # (5 min)
e) Consideration of making appointments to boards/committees/commissions* # (30 min)
f) Presentation of the Cochran Rd. Corridor and Scoping Study exploring traffic calming and bicycle & pedestrian usage on Cochran Rd. and the Cochran Rd. Speed Study* # (40 min)
g) Consideration of providing feedback on future land use mapping and housing targets # (20 min)
h) Update on highway projects submitted to FEMA for consideration as mitigation projects (15 min)
i) Consideration of selecting a location for a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon crosswalk* (10 min)
j) Consideration of approval of TA60 Form for Annual Town Highway Financial Plan* # (5 min)
k) Consideration of approving a pay increase for Highway staff who become certified to conduct State Vehicle Inspections* # (10 min)
l) Consideration of selling the fry wagon* # (5 min)
m) Consideration of setting the rate of increase for the pay grid* (5 min)
n) Discussion of process to select the next Richmond Fire Chief after Chief Gile retires on July 1, 2025 (10 min)
o) Consideration of approving the Local Emergency Management Plan* # (5 min)
p) Consideration of approving quitclaim deeds on Tilden Ave. for stormwater line which will be abandoned after new line is constructed* # (5 min)
q) Consideration of approving liquor licenses* # (5 min)
10:10 PM 4. Approval of Minutes, Purchase Orders, and Warrants*
a) Minutes of 4/21/25 and 5/5/25
10:20 PM 5. Discuss Items for Next Agenda
10:25 PM 6. Possible Executive Session
10:30 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