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Selectboard signs letter backing St. George Community Co‑Op's infrastructure funding bid
Summary
The Saint George Selectboard unanimously approved a letter of support to help the St. George Community Co‑Op seek funding to repair failing infrastructure; the letter was reviewed for zoning and approved as written.
The Saint George Selectboard unanimously approved a letter of support for the St. George Community Co‑Op at a special meeting on April 2, 2026.
The letter, introduced by Selectboard Chair Joel Colf, was presented as the formal endorsement the Co‑Op will use in grant and funding applications. Nate Goldman said the letter language “came from” him and added, “with this letter the Co‑Op will move forward to secure funding for the infrastructure that is failing.” Joel Colf told the board the town Zoning Administrator, Maya Holmes, reviewed the draft and found no zoning issues.
Adam Dantzscher moved to sign the letter as written; Asher A.J. Menashe seconded. The motion passed with all members voting in favor.
Sandy, a meeting participant, said the Co‑Op expects three to six months for design work and that construction could start in 2027. The board did not take additional action beyond signing the letter.
The letter is intended to support the Co‑Op's funding applications; next steps or funding sources were not specified in the minutes.
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