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Annual Meeting
Zoning is just one of the many tools towns can use to shape their destiny. It is neither a boogeyman nor a wonder drug. It can take many forms and is custom to each town.
Corinth’s Planning Commission is considering drafting zoning regulations, but first a community discussion is in order. To start that off, please come to the town hall to hear from Kevin Geiger, Director of Planning at our regional planning commission, about what zoning can and can’t do, and when it is the right or wrong tool for the job. There will be plenty of time to get all your questions answered and concerns addressed.
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Agenda
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of May 31, 2023, REMC meeting minutes
3. “Hotwash”/after action discussion of recent flood events
Some questions to think about in relation to the latest flood and response/recovery:
a. Who took command?
b. Does the local road department mesh well with the local emergency management structure, and if so, what are keys to that success?
c. What surprised you?
d. What surprised people that shouldn’t have?
e. Do residents have a realistic idea of what towns, the state, or FEMA actually do during or after disasters?
f. What communications worked well for reaching residents before or after the flood, and what would you do differently in terms of messaging?
4. Questions
5. Adjournment
Please join TRORC and the VT Dept of Public Service on Tuesday September 26th from 6:00-7:30pm at Bethel Town Hall for a public engagement session about Vermont’s Renewable Energy Standard, which governs how renewable energy is integrated into the state’s electric grid. This event is free and open to the public. Food will be provided! Please RSVP to the event on our Facebook page if you plan on attending! More information on PSD’s website: https://publicservice.vermont.gov/regional-events
This is the first of two engagement sessions open to our region’s residents. The other will take place in Windsor on Thursday September 28th, co-sponsored by the Mount Ascutney Regional Commission. Please see the corresponding event page for details.
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Please join TRORC, Mount Ascutney Regional Commission (MARC), and the VT Department of Public Service for an engagement session for the review of Vermont’s Renewable Energy Standards (RES). Further details to come. Food and beverages will be provided! This is the second of two engagement sessions open to our region’s residents. The other will take place in Bethel on Tuesday September 26th. Please see the corresponding event page for details.
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