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Regional Plan
CVRPC’s Regional Plan with latest amendments was adopted on July 17, 2018.
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LEPC#5
LEPC #5 is a regional body that has statutory foundations in hazardous materials planning but plans around all hazards.
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Minutes, Agendas & Staff Reports
Commission and Committee meeting minutes, agendas, and staff reports are available for viewing.
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Calendar of Events
CVRPC has a calendar of events that is kept updated with date, time, location and additional event information
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News
CVRPC publishes a weekly news updates as well as a quarterly newsletter that includes articles on location and regional planning information of importance.
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Transportation Resilience in the Steven’s Branch
CVRPC, in cooperation with communities in the Steven’s Branch watershed, has been awarded a grant to add the watershed to the Vermont Transportation Resilience Planning Tool.
The Tool is a web-based application that identifies bridges, culverts, and road embankments that are vulnerable to damage from flood inundation, erosion, and deposition. It estimates risk based on the vulnerability and criticality of roadway segments and identifies potential mitigation measures based on the factors driving the vulnerability. The Tool combines river science, hydraulics, and transportation planning methods.
This Tool will assist communities to be proactive in how they approach infrastructure improvement projects and flood damage resilience.
Click here for more details.
CVRPC is a member of the Vermont Association of Planning & Development Agencies (VAPDA). The 2019 VAPDA brochure can be viewed HERE.
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CVRPC employees are working remotely and the office is closed to visitors. Please call or email and we will respond as soon as possible. Thank you.
Link above to multiple resources related to COVID-19
Notice of Public Hearing – Municipal Plan Review
The Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission will hold an electronic public hearing on Thursday, August 27th, 2020 beginning at 6:30 pm via GoToMeeting software. This hearing can be joined by computer at https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/962037389 or by phone at +1 (408) 650-3123, access code: 962-037-389.
The purpose of this hearing is to consider approval of the Town of Barre, Vermont 2020 Town Plan, as adopted by the Selectboard on June 23, 2020; to confirm the Town of Barre’s planning process under 24 VSA Section §4350; and to review and consider the plan for an affirmative determination of energy compliance under 24 V.S.A §4352.
Copies of the Plan can be reviewed online, at the Town of Barre Municipal Building or at the offices of Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission, 29 Main Street, Suite 4, Montpelier, during normal business hours. Phone: 802-229-0389.
Proposed Amendments to 2016 Regional Plan
Public hearings on the 2016 Central Vermont Regional Plan, 2020 Draft Amendment have been rescheduled and shall take place on Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at 6:35 pm and Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at 7:50 pm. Both hearings will take place virtually, via the online GoToMeeting platform. Log on directions and conference call information will be available at least 15-days prior to the hearings. (These hearings were originally scheduled for this spring, but cancelled due to COVID-19.) General comments and specific comments with respect to the extent to which the amendment is consistent with the goals established in 24 VSA §4302 may be submitted in writing to Clare Rock, Senior Planner at rock@cvregion.com.
For more information: https://centralvtplanning.org/programs/regional-planning/regional-plan/
Interactive Public Wi-Fi Hot Spot Map Now Available
The Vermont Department of Public Service has released an interactive Public Wi-Fi Hot Spot Map to help Vermonters connect to publicly available internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The map includes the location of the Wi-Fi hot spots and pertinent information about how to access them, including places where users can access Wi-Fi from outside the building or in a parked vehicle to encourage social distancing. Vermonters are encouraged to send information about Wi-Fi hot spots to psd.telecom@vermont.gov and review additional connectivity resources from the Department of Public Service online.
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