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Green Mountain Falls schedules April public hearing on Wildfire Resiliency Code; USDA to announce wastewater-feasibility study
Summary
Mayor Todd Dixon said the Wildfire Resiliency Code will be published April 8 with a public hearing likely April 23; he also said the USDA will make an April 14 announcement about a wastewater feasibility study.
Mayor Todd Dixon told trustees the town's proposed Wildfire Resiliency Code will be published in the newspaper on April 8; he said the town's timeline allows a public hearing 15 days after publication, which places a likely hearing date on April 23.
Dixon also announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture will make an official announcement on April 14 at 11 a.m. about a feasibility study related to wastewater. The minutes do not include further detail about the scope, funding, or local obligations tied to the USDA study announcement.
The Wildfire Resiliency Code was discussed as an item the board expects to address formally at the April 23 public hearing; no final action or ordinance adoption occurred at the April 7 meeting. The board did not record substantive debate of code provisions during the session; the town manager did not provide a projected effective date beyond the hearing timeline.
Next steps: the town will publish notice as required and hold the public hearing; any ordinance adoption would follow the hearing and any subsequent readings required by town code.
