
Local Government
Will Residential Design Guideline Committee Be Established?
The Burlington Select Board was asked to collaborate with other local land use Boards to establish rules for new homes.
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The Burlington Select Board was asked to collaborate with other local land use Boards to establish rules for new homes.
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Ahead of mailings scheduled to be sent to many households, DPW Director reassures residents there are no records of lead pipes in Burlington
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The discussion about how Burlington will regulate accessory dwelling units (ADUs) continued at the Planning Board meeting of November 7, as the Board collaborated with Planning staff to explore how the town will regulate these secondary residences in alignment with state law. The ADU provision of the Affordable Homes Act,
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Plans are in motion to relocate the Police Department temporarily while construction is underway on a new Burlington police station.
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The Select Board hears from neighbors about the impact of parking on Wellesley Ave., which has increased since the pandemic.
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The Burlington Conservation Commission met to review subcommittee input regarding proposed Burlington stormwater bylaw changes.
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The Board of Health heard about mosquito control measures and discussed the impact of influenza, especially for vulnerable populations.
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The Select Board considered two liquor license questions last night at their meeting. King's Dining and Entertainment, located at 52 2nd Ave, requested permission to serve large "King Size" drinks, an item already offered at ten other King's locations across five states. The Board
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The future of Burlington could include more mixed-use development, with design standards and connectivity for residents and visitors
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Offer your feedback on the Outdoor Facilities Master Plan draft today and help the Recreation Department enhance its offerings.
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Burlington's Conservation Commission is considering changes to the stormwater and erosion & sedimentation bylaw, first drafted in 2005 in response to requirements from the Environmental Protection Agency. The current bylaw governing the requirements around stormwater control and sedimentation management that applies to new and redeveloped construction projects, as
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At last night's Select Board meeting, the Board voted unanimously to have two Public Works divisions renamed to better explain what they do. The Select Board has given the green light to change "Central Maintenance" to "Fleet Maintenance" and "Buildings and Cemeteries"