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Selectboard warns Sept. 15 hearing on interim River Corridor bylaws
Summary
The Starksboro Selectboard voted Aug. 18 to warn a public hearing on Sept. 15 to begin the process of adopting interim River Corridor bylaws after reviewing a corridor map; the motion was moved by Tony Porter and seconded by Carin McCarthy.
The Starksboro Selectboard voted Aug. 18 to warn a public hearing for Sept. 15 that will focus solely on interim River Corridor bylaws.
Tony Porter moved to warn the hearing limited to the River Corridor bylaws; Carin McCarthy seconded the motion, which the board approved. The hearing is the next formal step the board identified for starting the process of adopting interim regulations tied to the River Corridor map the board reviewed at the meeting.
The action follows the board's review of a River Corridor map; board members did not record further edits or an amended text in the meeting transcript. The Selectboard flagged the hearing as the forum for taking public input and beginning the formal adoption process under local bylaw procedures.
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