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Visioning products approved; Arrowwood proposes $7,500 wildlife‑corridor study
Summary
Commission approved a Recreation Trail Development Guide and related shared‑vision documents; Arrowwood Environmental proposed a $7,500 scope to model wildlife permeability and provide GIS mapping in 2025.
The commission reported completion and CRV approval of several visioning products: a Recreation Trail Development Guide, the Arrowwood map, a Shared Vision compiled from 15 stakeholders, values and guiding principles, and a Current and Desired Conditions statement. Commissioners plan quarterly two‑hour meetings beginning in June for updates.
Arrowwood Environmental proposed an informal scope to support wildlife corridors in Fayston: review and update Forest Blocks from the Mad River Valley CRV project, build a land‑cover based wildlife permeability matrix, model likely high‑value corridors, and deliver GIS data, an online map visualization, and summary documentation. The total proposed cost is $7,500 with completion during calendar year 2025.
