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Committee okays relinquishment language allowing transfer of part of VT Route 36 to St. Albans
Summary
Draft 3.1 authorizes the secretary to enter an agreement to relinquish a 2.834-mile segment of Vermont Route 36 to the town of Saint Albans; committee indicated the item was previously checked off and remains unchanged.
The House Transportation Committee reviewed draft language authorizing the secretary of transportation to relinquish a portion of Vermont Route 36 to the town of Saint Albans.
Damien Leonard presented Section 3, which would authorize the secretary to enter an agreement with the town to relinquish the state highway beginning at mile marker 0 and continuing 14,963 feet to mile marker 2.834 — the point where Route 36 meets the boundary of the city of Saint Albans — and including a westbound section and approaches at the entrance of Saint Albans Baytown Park.
Leonard said the committee previously reviewed this item and had already checked it off; he noted the committee had the letter from the select board and the site board’s materials. No committee member raised a new objection during the discussion and the section remained checked off for inclusion in the bill.
Ending: The committee left Section 3 unchanged and will not revisit it unless new material is raised in a later meeting.
