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Mad River Path meeting set Nov. 13; Fayston planners flag flooding and right-of-way concerns

Fayston Planning Commission · October 14, 2024
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Summary

Commissioner Michael Duell said a Mad River Path meeting is scheduled Nov. 13 at Yestermorrow to review long-term vision and status; he raised flooding and river-corridor maintenance issues and possible need to use Route 100 rights-of-way and easements.

Commissioner Michael Duell told the commission that a Mad River Path meeting will be held Nov. 13, 2024, from 5:00 to 6:30 PM at Yestermorrow to discuss the path’s long-term vision and provide a status update.

Duell said flooding and river-corridor maintenance are creating challenges for the path, and that planners may need to consider using Route 100 rights-of-way and easements to address continuity or access issues. The meeting was presented as an update and no vote or formal directive was recorded by the Planning Commission.

Commission members were informed of the meeting date and the concerns; Michael agreed to receive materials related to related items such as the PUC solar notice when provided.