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For a copy of the agenda, please click here: Executive Committee Agenda 4-11-18

Carbon Work-Study Discussion

Kevin Geiger – Senior Planner with TRORC and Monica Przyperhart, Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

This is part of an 8 month long series focused on managing forests for carbon storage and sequestration sponsored by Sustainable Woodstock and the National Park Service. Everyone is welcome and the workshop is free. RSVP with Zach Ralph (info in panel) to receive the suggested reading materials or to learn about the other upcoming discussion topics on carbon in 2018. 

For a copy of the agenda, please click here: TRORC Board Meeting Agenda 4-25-19

The Vermont Walk/Bike Summit is an excellent opportunity to connect with community members, employers, planners and researchers from throughout the state for in-depth sharing on current efforts, new ideas, and networking to advance more livable communities.

This year’s Summit will include interactive demo workshops, peer exchanges, a highly-acclaimed keynote, and a variety of dynamic presentations and topics including advocacy and education, safe and healthy communities, economic development, and the built environment.

More information is here: https://vtwalkbikesummit.com/

For a copy of the agenda, please click here:Executive Committee Agenda 5-9-18

For a copy of the agenda, please click here: TRORC Board Meeting Agenda 5-23-18

A copy of the agenda can be found here: Executive Committee Agenda 6-13-18

For a copy of the agenda, please click here: Annual Meeting agenda June 27, 2018

Reservations are required, no walk-ins or late registrations. To register, please email Dee Gish at [email protected].

The third forum will be held in South Royalton, VT on Wednesday, July 25, 2018 from 6:00-8:00 PM in the Chase Community Center at Vermont Law School. 

Unlike typical town hall style forums, this one is designed to invite conversation and engage citizens in small group discussions with facilitators. After a brief presentation highlighting the key points of Act 250, community members will have a chance to talk about what matters most to them. The public input will inform the Legislative Commission’s report and any potential legislation to modernize the statutes. Act 250 grew out of citizen involvement fifty years ago and it will be strengthened through citizen involvement now.

To register and for more information, click HERE. 

For a copy of the agenda, please click here: Executive Committee Agenda 8-8-18