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Selectboard approves annual nonprofit transfer-station waivers; electric work delayed by utility schedule
Summary
The Selectboard approved nonprofit Transfer Station waivers for one year and noted work on electric upgrades and a zero-sort container is delayed by Green Mountain Power activity in the area.
The Selectboard approved a slate of nonprofit Transfer Station waivers for a one-year period and agreed to an annual review of granted waivers.
Esther Fishman, former Solid Waste Coordinator, confirmed that nonprofit waivers do not need to come back before the board once approved; the Selectboard suggested an annual review instead. Pam Spaulding requested an update on electric work and a zero-sort container at the Transfer Station; the committee reported that the work is delayed due to Green Mountain Power (GMP) work in the area.
Martha Dale moved to approve the slate of nonprofit waivers as presented for one year; the motion passed unanimously. The board recorded the operational delay on electric upgrades and left scheduling contingent on GMP and related utility work.
