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Fayston planning commission votes not to send letter on Act 181 after split vote
Summary
Paul Quinlan moved that the commission send a letter to the Legislature about Act 181; the motion failed after a 3-1-1 preference (Freddie in favor; Andrew, Michael and Paul opposed; Langford abstained).
A proposal to send a letter to the Vermont Legislature expressing the commission's concerns about Act 181 was brought forward and voted down at the April 13 meeting. Paul Quinlan made the motion asking the commission "Should the Fayston Planning Commission send a letter to the Legislature voicing our concerns about Act 181"; Freddie Graves seconded.
The recorded preference on the motion was: Freddie Graves in favor of writing a letter; Andrew McNealus, Michael Duell and Paul Quinlan opposed; and Chair Langford Davidson abstained. The minutes record that not writing a letter carried by a 3-1-1 margin. Commissioners agreed to proceed with work on Chapter 3 of the Town Plan and to circulate an editable Word draft for redlines before the next meeting.
