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Proctor reports WWTF project progress and transit-route changes; bond counsel opinion awaited to release funds
Summary
Town Manager Judy Frazier told the Selectboard that engineers are working to secure final approvals for the wastewater treatment facility (WWTF) project and the town is waiting for a bond counsel opinion to release bond funds; the board also received a sheriff report and heard that The Bus implemented new routes on Feb. 2 and plans a new fare schedule by May 1.
Town Manager Judy Frazier reported Feb. 9 that engineers are finalizing approvals for the town’s wastewater treatment facility (WWTF) project so a bid date can be set, and that the town is awaiting a bond counsel opinion letter before WWTF bond funds can be released.
The town also received a sheriff’s report (provided in the meeting packet) listing enforcement activity: four tickets, six warnings, zero arrests and $699 in fines. Separately, Selectboard member Albert Wenta reported that The Bus implemented new routes on Feb. 2, 2026, and that a new fare schedule is expected to be in place by May 1, 2026.
Frazier said the annual town report should be mailed the week of Feb. 9 and noted other planning items: the Planning Commission met Feb. 5 to discuss a subdivision draft of the zoning regulations; subdivision hearings are scheduled for the Planning Commission on Feb. 26 and Selectboard on March 16, 2026.
Next steps: town staff will pursue the bond counsel opinion to allow release of WWTF funds and will report back when approvals and a bid date are set. The town will proceed with outreach and scheduling for subdivision hearings and continue to monitor transit-fare development from The Bus.
