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Stormwater permitting delay prompts board to require city review before decision

South Burlington Development Review Board · April 16, 2025
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Summary

Engineer says a three-acre stormwater permit has been pending at the state for nearly two years; the applicant outlined an infiltration-basin plan and pervious walkways and the board asked for city-level sign-off before a decision.

The board pressed the applicant for stormwater assurances after Greg Dixon said the required three-acre state stormwater permit for the overall project has been underway for nearly two years and that the applicant has completed testing and design for an infiltration basin by the proposed tennis courts. Dixon said he could outline the planned measures to city staff but has not yet received final state or city sign-off.

Board members and staff discussed whether the board could condition approval on working with city and state staff or whether the hearing should be continued until the city can sign off on the submitted plans. The board favored continuing the hearing to allow the applicant to submit the city stormwater materials and gave a target of roughly four weeks; the applicant said he would try to obtain an internal city OK sooner and the hearing was scheduled for May 6.