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Towns report pavement, garden, housing and personnel developments in monthly updates
Summary
Member towns reported local news: Morristown’s Oxbow community garden progress, new paving at Bridge/Porland streets and a Downtown Designation and MPG effort; Stowe’s Selectboard focused on housing; Johnson’s town administrator resigned; Elmore discussed expanding its Selectboard; Belvidere, Wolcott and Waterville shared community events and concerns.
During Community Updates the board heard brief reports from member towns and staff. Morristown reported that the Oxbow community garden is doing well, that the corner of Bridge and Porland streets has been paved, and that the town’s Downtown Designation was approved last Friday; Morristown is leading a Municipal Planning Grant application with Johnson focused on capital planning. Stowe said the Selectboard’s recent meeting focused on housing. Johnson staff reported the town administrator had resigned. Elmore noted there was discussion about expanding the Selectboard from three to five seats. Belvidere announced a Nov. 1 pasta dinner and work by a Community Trust on school plans. Wolcott reported a new trail loop and a newly formed Community Arts Collaborative, and Waterville noted an unusually heavy number of recent obituaries.
These updates were presented as brief announcements and did not include formal actions. Board members were encouraged to follow posted materials on the LCPC website and staff offered to provide follow-up on specific town inquiries.
