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JCDC considers two development options for Railroad Circle as Habitat seeks access
Summary
Vermont Habitat for Humanity has asked to walk the town-owned Railroad Circle parcel; the JCDC reviewed two site options (one smaller with a shared septic system, one larger with its own septic) and agreed to support sketch-plan review at the Selectboard if warranted.
Joe Flynn, JCDC member, said Vermont Habitat for Humanity has asked to walk the Railroad Circle property so it can evaluate options. The JCDC reviewed two options it had previously examined: a smaller plan that would use a shared septic system and a larger plan that would include its own septic system. "The first option would use a shared septic system while the other option would have its own system," the minutes record.
Joe Flynn said more soils information may be needed to compare the alternatives and that he would encourage Habitat to state a size preference. He added that the Selectboard can apply for a sketch plan for either option and that the sketch plan step is non‑binding and open to public comment. Peter Booth and Erik Johnson agreed to present JCDC views at the Selectboard meeting on May 7; O'Leary‑Burke Civil Associates would prepare the sketch plan after the Selectboard’s determination.
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