Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Madison Duffy’s organization
Oct 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Cemetery Commission Meeting
The commission reviewed financial reports, including revenue and spending updates for the current fiscal year. Key topics included the status of a volunteer day, which was rescheduled, and the completion of recent tree and stump removal projects. The meeting also featured a planning session for the upcoming fiscal year work plan, which covers potential improvements to fences, columbarium maintenance, stone cleaning, and the replacement of existing wooden signposts with a new, more durable signage structure.
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Town of Essex Conservation and Trails Committee Conservation And Trails Meeting
The committee addressed agenda amendments, including the removal of an application from the session. The primary discussion focused on an incomplete development proposal for 53 Center Road. Members identified several concerns, including the clarity of trail easements and proposed connections to the adjacent town forest, the potential requirement for bridge infrastructure to maintain public access, and environmental risks related to construction on terrain with 15% to 20% slopes. The committee reviewed existing regulations concerning development proximity to steep slopes and decided to extend an invitation to the developer to discuss these issues and provide necessary clarifications at a future meeting.
Oct 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Ethics Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting
The commission reviewed a project approach for the Fort Ethan Allen historic preservation planning. Key topics included the potential expansion of the historic preservation design control area to include the water tower, the possibility of partnering with the University of Vermont to repurpose underutilized properties for educational use, and plans to strengthen landscape and streetscape buffers along Route 15 to improve pedestrian safety and minimize noise. The discussion also covered the need for building maintenance, facade improvements, and general site revitalization to preserve the historic character and safety of the area.
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board of Civil Authority Meeting
The Board of Civil Authority conducted a hearing regarding a property tax appeal. The appellant contested the assessed value of their residential property, citing the home's condition, lack of renovations, heavy traffic on the adjacent road, and drainage issues affecting the land. The assessor provided an explanation of the valuation methodology used, referencing comparable sales and adjustments made for the property's specific attributes and challenges.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
