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Commission reviews Williamstown LHMP survey—only nine responses; members urged to repost

Williamstown Planning Commission · July 8, 2026
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CVRPC’s Sam Lash told the commission the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan survey for Williamstown received nine responses and recommended reposting the survey on Front Porch Forum to gather more community input; commissioners also raised a local stormwater concern tied to Construction Hill.

Sam Lash, CVRPC planner, reviewed the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP) survey results and said the town received nine responses. "I have also given you each a copy of the Williamstown LHMP survey results – we had '9' responses," Lash told the commission and recommended reposting the survey on Front Porch Forum to expand outreach.

Chair Rich Turner relayed a concern from a recent public sidewalk meeting about a property off Construction Hill where added crushed rock may be worsening downstream runoff and flooding. The commission asked staff to track stormwater concerns as part of the hazard-mitigation review and to include the LHMP survey in broader outreach ahead of the August meeting.