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Sustainability committee sticks with interlocal agreement; members flag federal funding uncertainty
Summary
Otter Creek CUD sustainability committee reported Nov. 19 that it will keep the existing interlocal agreement to control costs, review recurring expenses, and consider hiring a consultant with preconstruction funds; members warned NTIA action could cut Vermont CUD federal BED funding dramatically.
The Otter Creek CUD sustainability committee reported it will continue under the existing interlocal agreement rather than pursue a full merger, citing cost concerns and the small operational savings a merger would deliver.
Committee members said the district’s recurring expenses — website hosting, email and insurance — are the primary cost drivers. The group discussed using some 2026 preconstruction grant funds to hire a consultant to pursue additional grant sources and noted the district will…
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