South Burlington City Council
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Agenda Items
- Welcome - 0:00
- Agenda - 0:05
- Public Forum - 0:26
- Announcements and City Manager's Report. - 16:50
- Consent Agenda - 22:59
- Discuss and possibly approve Common Roots Lease Agreements for the Wheeler & Underwood Property – Carol McQuillen, Common Roots - 34:03
- Annual update from Green Mountain Transit - Jon Moore, General Manager - 58:00
- Annual update from the Winooski Valley Park District - Nick Warner, Executive Directo - 77:15
- to School Resource Officers, bias and other training, and policy at the Police Department, Shawn Burke, ChiefBriefing on matters related - 92:30
- Receive proposed amendments to Land Development Regulations #LDR-17-13A, LDR17-13B, LDR-19-06, and LDR-20-18A from Planning Commission; consider warning public hearing on same - Paul Conner - 127:55
- Update on the status of the Kimball/Marshall Avenue Bridge - Justin Rabidoux, Director of the Department of Public Works - 142:05
- Update of the status of the construction of a Dog Park – Justin Rabidoux, Director of the Department of Public Works - 150:25
- Update on Dorset Street traffic signals - Justin Rabidoux, Director of the Department of Public Works - 152:45
- Discuss and possibly approve Position Posting for City Manager - 159:55
- Award Audio-Visual bid for 180 Market Street - Ilona Blanchard, Director of Community Development - 162:14
- October Financials - Tom Hubbard, Deputy Manager - 170:02
- Reports from Councilors on Committee assignments - 173:45
- Other business - 174:35
- Adjourn - 182:10
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