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Annual Meeting
Using Land Use Planning to Sustain and Enhanced Natural Resources – Our natural resources (rivers, lakes, streams, forests, wildlife, etc.) are an important part of what makes Vermont’s communities unique. These resources contribute to our towns by providing opportunities for outdoor recreation, solitude and as an economic stimulator.
Join the staff of the Two Rivers-Ottauquechee Regional Commission in an evening workshop and discussion that focuses on how we can use land use planning as a tool to sustain and enhance our natural resources so that they may remain an essential and useful part of our communities for generations to come.
Guests will be guided through the natural resource planning tools that are offered through the Municipal Plan, Subdivision and Zoning regulations. Guests will have the opportunity to discuss the obstacles and opportunities these tools present in our towns.
This workshop will take place on Tuesday, January 14th at 7:00pm at the Thetford Community Hall (accross from the Thetford Town Offices). Refreshments will be provided. To RSVP, contact Chris Sargent at [email protected] or at 802-457-3188 ext 12.
Poster: thetford conservation training
More information will be available soon. If you have any immediate questions, please contact Rita Seto at [email protected] or 457-3188
For more information contact Rita Seto at 802-457-3188
Meeting minutes can be found here: LEPCminutes022014_draft
A Legislative Breakfast is being held on Monday, March 10th from 7:30 AM to 9 AM at Vermont Tech’s SHAPE Student Center, sponsored by Two Rivers-Ottauquechee Regional Commission. The special guests will be governor Peter Shumlin.
A hot breakfast will be served at 7:30 AM. At 8 AM, the Governor will have 15 minutes to address the attendees and discuss his agenda. There will then be time for the audience to ask questions and bring up topics of interest.
If you would like to attend, please reserve a seat by calling the White River Valley Chamber at 728-9027 or emailing Emma Schumann at [email protected] . All are welcome. The cost is $12 for Chamber members and $15 for non-members.
Thanks to the collaborative effort ten pilot homes are being built and sited in non-profit owned parks around Vermont as part of a pilot project that grew out of a nine month multi-stakeholder study and report.
Attached here, is a link to the flyer for the Open House located in Wilder, Vermont.
For more information about the project visit, website of the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board, to see plans, specs, photos and project information. A summary update is available at the High Meadows website as well.
Thanks to the collaborative effort ten pilot homes are being built and sited in non-profit owned parks around Vermont as part of a pilot project that grew out of a nine month multi-stakeholder study and report.
Attached here, is a link to the flyer for the Open House located in Wilder, Vermont.
For more information about the project visit, website of the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board, to see plans, specs, photos and project information. A summary update is available at the High Meadows website as well.
Targeted Marketing with Amy Mattinat
Create a blueprint that is personalized for YOU!
1. Learn how to Identify your best customers, know what they have in common and
what to do with this valuable information.
2. Learn what to do to make your business stand out and surpass your competition.
3. Create a loyalty program [that costs little or nothing] that keeps your best customers
coming back for more.
4. Create an effective system {that costs little or nothing] that you can implement
immediately to get your A+ customers to help you grow your business.
TO REGISTER:
Visit www.vtsbdc.org (click on the
training tab and choose this workshop)
For Questions, contact Deborah Eibner
[email protected] or 295-4230
The flyer for the workshop can be found here.
The Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) is updating its 2006 Vermont State Rail Plan and expects the plan to be completed by the end of 2014.
An inventory of the state’s existing rail system has been completed and goals and objectives have been drafted. VTrans will seek public review of both topics at public information meetings planned for late March.
The meeting flyer can be downloaded here: VT_rail_plan-03-2104
The brochure for the event can be found here: https://vcgi.vermont.gov/sites/vcgi/files/blog/2014-toec-brochure-final.pdf
Registration is here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/town-officers-education-conference-tickets-8001295089