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Wetlands permit for All Persons Trail expected to take about 4–6 weeks after submission, officials say
Summary
Committee members reported a wetlands-permit meeting with regulatory contacts; Julie Follinsbee said she did not foresee complications and estimated the permit process would take about 4–6 weeks once paperwork is submitted.
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Tom Kidder reported on a Zoom meeting he and Kathy Damon held with Julie Follinsbee, Peter Jensen and Brad Wheeler regarding wetlands permitting for the All Persons Trail. According to the minutes, Julie said she did not foresee complications and estimated a permit processing time of roughly four to six weeks after Brad Wheeler submits the paperwork.
Committee members treated the timeline as a working schedule for permitting steps; the projected 4–6 week window informs coordination of contractor schedules and the committee’s implementation planning for the trail project.
