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Londonderry schedules Williams Dam briefing after DEC inspection downgrades condition
Summary
Town officials announced a presentation Oct. 18 on Williams Dam by the VT Rivers Program and included correspondence that the Vermont DEC downgraded Williams Dam from "Poor" to "Unsatisfactory," while keeping the Hazard Potential Classification at "Significant."
Town Administrator Aileen Tulloch told the Selectboard that Todd Menees of the Vermont Rivers Program will give a presentation on Williams Dam at Town Hall on Saturday, Oct. 18 at 9:30 a.m. The announcement accompanied correspondence in the meeting packet noting that the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation downgraded Williams Dam from "Poor" to "Unsatisfactory" on its Periodic Inspection Report; the dam's Hazard Potential Classification remains "Significant."
The presentation and inspection finding were distributed as part of the board packet so attendees and residents could learn about the dam's condition and next steps. Town staff did not record a formal vote or directive on dam work during the Oct. 6 meeting; the item was presented for information and upcoming public briefing.
