Category: Selectboard

Selectboard faces numerous issues at regular meeting

By Heather McKim The Nov. 13 meeting of the Shelburne Selectboard covered several new issues as well as revisiting a couple of items of old business. Four members of the board—Paul Bohne III, Bob Roesler, Tim Pudvar, and Gary von Stange—were in attendance for the meeting. Bohne gave the Manager’s Report. He informed those gathered… Read More

Streetlights take center stage at Selectboard meeting again

By Heather McKim The Oct. 9 meeting of the Selectboard saw a large community turnout as the issue of streetlights took center stage. Some came with specific appeals, others wanted to voice their concerns, and one—Jim Dudley of Longmeadow Road—gave a full-length presentation requesting the return of five recently removed streetlights to his neighborhood. “You… Read More

Streetlights debated at Selectboard meeting

By Heather McKim The Oct. 9 meeting of the Selectboard saw large community turnout as the issue of streetlights took center stage. Some came with specific appeals, others wanted to voice their concerns and one—Jim Dudley of Longmeadow Road—gave a full-length presentation requesting the return of five recently removed streetlights to his neighborhood. “You kind… Read More

Selectboard revisits issues; debates street lights

by Heather McKim The Sept. 25 meeting of the town Selectboard revisited several issues that had been discussed at previous meetings and introduced new ones. While approving the previous meeting’s minutes, members made a correction regarding the assessed value of the Yankee Doodle Motel. It had been decided that the Grand List would be reduced… Read More

Issues draw crowd to Selectboard meeting

By Heather McKim The Sept. 11 meeting of the Selectboard drew a crowd as form-based code (FBC) regulation and social services funding garnered many comments from attendees, and the issue of the Fire Department purchasing a 1990 Boston Whaler Guardian Commercial Dive/Rescue Vessel was again on the agenda. A presentation by a panel and discussion… Read More

How can we enhance Shelburne Road?

Panel discusses “Home Grown” Zoning at Selectboard meeting by Kate Lalley Many people have asked me, a Shelburne planning commissioner, what the town can do about the deteriorating and vacant properties on Route 7 North that mar the experience of arriving in Shelburne. Under our current system of zoning, it is difficult to re-use many… Read More

Intersection safety, Fire Dept. boat purchase headline Selectboard meeting

By Heather McKim The Aug.14 meeting of the Selectboard offered an update on the Route 7 paving project, sidewalks, and other town projects. Two issues took center stage at the Tuesday night meeting. First, the community had a chance to listen to a presentation by staff from Stantec Consulting and discuss the study of the… Read More

Public hearing on proposed zoning changes held by Planning Commission

By Carol Casey The Planning Commission held a public hearing on July 26 on zoning changes they had proposed – but no one attended. After some discussion as to whether the proposed language should be amended, the Commission voted to send them unchanged to the Selectboard for their consideration. One amendment directs the Development Review… Read More

Route 7 future addressed by Selectboard via three separate discussions

Selectboard Meeting July 24 by Margo Callaghan Between review of two rewritten sections of the Town Plan, a decision to vote on funding for study of Form Based Zoning, and a major repaving of Shelburne Road slated for this month, Route 7 figured largely into discussions by the Selectboard at their July 24 meeting. Traditional… Read More

Enforcement of and amendments to zoning bylaws discussed by Selectboard

Selectboard meeting July 10 by Margo Callaghan The subject of enforcement of zoning bylaws came up on two occasions during the Selectboard meeting on July 10. The first time was during the Citizen Participation portion to the agenda, when an audience member raised concern over Route 7 Discount Beverage’s lack of compliance with the Town’s… Read More

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