Winooski Development Review Board
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The City of Winooski Development Review Board is a quasi-judicial volunteer resident board that upholds the standards and procedures defined in the Winooski Zoning Ordinance. Their Meetings are on the 3rd Thursday of every month (on an as-needed basis) at Winooski City Hall. To learn more about Winooski's Development Review Board and to view their agendas and minutes, visit https://winooskivt.govPrograms in this Series
The Winooski Development Review Board meets at 6:30pm on the third Thursday of each month at the Municipal Building. Channel 17 records each these meetings every month. Meetings air on Channel 17 at the times listed below. To find out more about...
The Winooski Development Review Board meets at 6:30pm on the third Thursday of each month at the Municipal Building. Channel 17 records each these meetings every month. Meetings air on Channel 17 at the times listed below. To find out more about...
The Winooski Development Review Board meets at 6:30pm on the third Thursday of each month at the Municipal Building. Channel 17 records each these meetings every month. Meetings air on Channel 17 at the times listed below. To find out more about...
The Winooski Development Review Board meets at 6:30pm on the third Thursday of each month at the Municipal Building. Channel 17 records each these meetings every month. Meetings air on Channel 17 at the times listed below. To find out more about...
The Winooski Development Review Board meets at 6:30pm on the third Thursday of each month at the Municipal Building. Channel 17 records each these meetings every month. Meetings air on Channel 17 at the times listed below. To find out more about...
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