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Councilors passed revisions to the city’s housing zoning code and bade farewell to outgoing councilors.
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Mayor Miro Weinberger was joined by advocates and business officials at a Habitat for Humanity house in the city’s Old North End Thursday to call on the City Council to pass the Neighborhood Code and not send it back to committee.
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The Burlington, Vermont City Council’s deliberative agenda Monday evening focused on initial agreements for proposed development projects.
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The Burlington, Vermont City Council reviewed a number of items during its meeting this week but proposed changes to the city’s Neighborhood Code zoning dominated discussion.
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The Burlington, Vermont City Council reviewed a number of proposals during its meeting this week, including a revised agreement for a major downtown development.
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The Burlington, Vermont City Council held the first of two public hearings this week on proposed city charter amendments to potentially be placed on the March 5th Town Meeting Day ballot. A motion on one of the amendments led to sharp exchanges between councilors.
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During their latest meeting, city councilors questioned the details of the college’s commitments and obligations under a proposed housing Memorandum of Understanding with the city.
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Things grew heated Monday as the Burlington, Vermont City Council considered two resolutions pertaining to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Two resolutions before the city council Monday evening were energy related. One would implement a carbon pollution impact fee and regulate types of energy systems that can be used in new buildings. A second resolution would allow the Burlington Electric Department to provide steam power to a district energy system from the city’s McNeil generating plant.
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It is already shaping up to be a busy Town Meeting election season in Burlington, Vermont. Several incumbent city councilors will not run for re-election.