Public Works Commission — Burlington, VT
Date: 2025-10-15
Time: 18:30

Public Works Commission

 Wednesday, October 15, 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main
 Conference Room OR REMOTELY via ZOOM

6:30 pm, Main Conference Room, 645 Pine St OR Remotely via ZOOM:
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83495330508
Or Telephone: Dial US: 301-715-8592 Webinar ID: 834 9533 0508
Channel 17 also often livestreams this on their YouTube channel and airs it over the air at a later date.
Note that comments on YouTube are not monitored.
1. Call to Order

2. Agenda - 5 Minutes

3. Public Forum - 3 Minutes per Person Time Limit - 10 Minutes

4. Consent Agenda - 5 Minutes
 4.1. Approval of Draft Minutes - 9-17-25
 4.2. Intervale/Elmwood Avenue Parking
 4.3. Church St ADA Parking Reallocation
 4.4. Buell St 30 Minute Parking

5. Recycling Recommendation - 30 Minutes
 Subject 5.1. Communication, L. Perry & C. Spencer
 Meeting October 15, 2025 - DPW Commission Agenda 10-15-25 - Wednesday, October 15,
 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main Conference Room OR
 REMOTELY via ZOOM


 Category 5. Recycling Recommendation - 30 Minutes

 Department Public Works Department


 Type Action


 Recommended Action Motion To Approve

6. 150 Foot Parking Setbacks for Streets Without Sidewalks - 15 Minutes
 Subject 6.1. Information, P. Peterson & C. Wuthrich
  Meeting October 15, 2025 - DPW Commission Agenda 10-15-25 - Wednesday, October 15,
 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main Conference Room OR
 REMOTELY via ZOOM


  Category 6. 150 Foot Parking Setbacks for Streets Without Sidewalks - 15 Minutes

  Department Public Works Department


  Type Information


  Recommended Action None

7. Director's Report - 10 Minutes
  Subject 7.1. Communication, C. Spencer
  Meeting October 15, 2025 - DPW Commission Agenda 10-15-25 - Wednesday, October 15,
 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main Conference Room OR
 REMOTELY via ZOOM
  Category 7. Director's Report - 10 Minutes
  Department Public Works Department


  Type

8. Commissioner Items

9. Adjournment & Next Meeting Date - November 19, 2025
  Subject 9.1. Motion to adjourn
  Meeting October 15, 2025 - DPW Commission Agenda 10-15-25 - Wednesday, October 15,
 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main Conference Room OR
 REMOTELY via ZOOM


  Category 9. Adjournment & Next Meeting Date - November 19, 2025

  Department Council and Board


  Type Action


  Recommended Action Motion To Adjourn

Public Works Commission

 Wednesday, October 15, 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main
 Conference Room OR REMOTELY via ZOOM

6:30 pm, Main Conference Room, 645 Pine St OR Remotely via ZOOM:
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83495330508
Or Telephone: Dial US: 301-715-8592 Webinar ID: 834 9533 0508
Channel 17 also often livestreams this on their YouTube channel and airs it over the air at a later date.
Note that comments on YouTube are not monitored.
1. Call to Order

2. Agenda - 5 Minutes

3. Public Forum - 3 Minutes per Person Time Limit - 10 Minutes

4. Consent Agenda - 5 Minutes
 4.1. Approval of Draft Minutes - 9-17-25
 4.2. Intervale/Elmwood Avenue Parking
 4.3. Church St ADA Parking Reallocation
 4.4. Buell St 30 Minute Parking

5. Recycling Recommendation - 30 Minutes
 Subject 5.1. Communication, L. Perry & C. Spencer
 Meeting October 15, 2025 - DPW Commission Agenda 10-15-25 - Wednesday, October 15,
 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main Conference Room OR
 REMOTELY via ZOOM


 Category 5. Recycling Recommendation - 30 Minutes

 Department Public Works Department


 Type Action


 Recommended Action Motion To Approve

6. 150 Foot Parking Setbacks for Streets Without Sidewalks - 15 Minutes
 Subject 6.1. Information, P. Peterson & C. Wuthrich



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  Meeting October 15, 2025 - DPW Commission Agenda 10-15-25 - Wednesday, October 15,
 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main Conference Room OR
 REMOTELY via ZOOM


  Category 6. 150 Foot Parking Setbacks for Streets Without Sidewalks - 15 Minutes

  Department Public Works Department


  Type Information


  Recommended Action None

7. Director's Report - 10 Minutes
  Subject 7.1. Communication, C. Spencer
  Meeting October 15, 2025 - DPW Commission Agenda 10-15-25 - Wednesday, October 15,
 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main Conference Room OR
 REMOTELY via ZOOM
  Category 7. Director's Report - 10 Minutes
  Department Public Works Department


  Type

8. Commissioner Items

9. Adjournment & Next Meeting Date - November 19, 2025
  Subject 9.1. Motion to adjourn
  Meeting October 15, 2025 - DPW Commission Agenda 10-15-25 - Wednesday, October 15,
 2025, 6:30 PM, To Attend in Person - 645 Pine St. Main Conference Room OR
 REMOTELY via ZOOM


  Category 9. Adjournment & Next Meeting Date - November 19, 2025

  Department Council and Board


  Type Action


  Recommended Action Motion To Adjourn




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 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
 645 PINE STREET
 BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05401
 COMMISSION MEETING September 17, 2025
 DRAFT MINUTES

 See video for full meeting – link below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3h2iHjrCZc

Commissioners Present: Commissioner Barr, Chair Damiani, Vice Chair Fox, Commissioner
Davis, Commissioner Hays, Commissioner Munteanu, Commissioner O’Neill-Vivanco
ITEM 1 – CALL TO ORDER
 Commission Chair Damiani called the meeting to order at _____ p.m.
ITEM 2 – AGENDA
 Commissioner Barr made a motion to approve the agenda
 Commissioner O’Neil-Vivanco seconded
 Unanimous approval

ITEM 3 – PUBLIC FORUM

 Jenevieve Mascena to talk about the speed humps put in by Flynn School. Need
 crossing guard back at Barley Road, flashing lights for crosswalks.
 Elizabeth Post of North Avenue also speaking of the speed humps by Flynn School.
 Concerns about speeding after the last light by Plattsburg Avenue.
 Janis Caruso South Union and Maple. Parking meters put in or changes to parking for
 Champlain College.
 Elizabeth Sylor and lives on Browe Court also speaking about the speed bumps on North
 Avenue.
 Barbara ordinance concerns for parking. Concerns have been addressed.
 Sharon Bushor parking ordinance.
 Erik Ramakrishnan City Attorney’s Office 20-7 confirm this is the section. Sharon 20-71.
 John speed bumps on North Ave
 Jenevieve Mascena flashing crosswalks next one north Pennington Drive is another one
 where there are lots of families.

ITEM 4 – CONSENT AGENDA

 4.1 – Approval of Draft Minutes 7-16-25
 4.2 – Champlain Parkway Final Construction Traffic Regulations
 4.3 – Pearl St Taxi Space Removal – Bus Space Change
 4.4 – North St Parking Change
 4.5 – Clarke St Stop Sign
 4.6 – Champlain Elementary School Traffic Safety

 Commissioner Barr made a motion to approve Consent Agenda.


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 Commissioner Munteanu seconded.

 Discussion regarding Clarke St stop sign.

 Unanimous approval

ITEM 5 – PARKING ORDINANCE

 Philip Peterson overview of the plan.
 Chair Damiani is looking for a motion in reference to the e mail Director Spencer
 sent out today regarding the Car Share and staff discretion – looking for a motion on the
 adjusted motion that was provided by staff.
 Commissioner Barr made a motion to accept staff’s recommendation for this step in the
 process.
 Commissioner O’Neil-Vivanco seconded the supplemental language in the amended
 motion that Director Spencer sent out.
 Commissioner Davis would like to make a friendly motion to remove the payment
 processing element from the amended motion. I think that is what I’m doing.
 Commissioner Barr I don’t want to be unfriendly but having been in the parking world I
 understand that because there are several options available to anybody who wants to
 park somewhere the convenience of using a credit card or debit card is their choice. I
 agree that if the fees are then encumbered by the traffic fund or the department or the
 city versus the person using it then it could become a challenge for the budget and
 future parking rates. I am not willing to accept the friendly amendment.
 City Attorney Ramakrishnan _______________________ or move to amend the main
 motion. We have a request and it is rejected the person who rejected can now say well
 __________ and to also strike this language.
 Commissioner Davis making a motion to amend the amended motion.
 Commissioner Damiani stated that you are now making a motion on the amended
 motion that partially with this staff update from earlier today. Which I’m assuming we
 are striking the section that you cited earlier? Commissioner Davis stated yes.
 Commissioner Damiani asked if there was a second on this amended motion.
 Commissioner Munteanu seconded. Commissioner Davis added his comments.
 Commissioner Damiani second on the amended motion? Commissioner Fox seconded.
 Director Spencer this is an amended motion to give the city discretion as when we
 require the person to have to cover the processing fees.
 Commissioner Damiani all those in favor?
 6 Ayes – 1 Nay
 City Attorney ___________ so now you go back to main motion which now incorporates
 this.
 So the motion is recommend this to council with the changes in the supplemental
 memo plus this additional change that 2084.c will now reflect optional language rather
 than making it mandatory.
 All in favor? Unanimous approval.

ITEM 6 – PLAN BTV 2050 TRANSPORTATION PLAN

 Information


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ITEM 7 – FALL CLEAN SWEEP & LEAF PICKUP

 Information

ITEM 8 – PARKING OCCUPANCY REPORT

 Information

ITEM 9 – DIRECTOR’S REPORT

 Information

ITEM 10 – COMMISSIONER ITEMS

 Information

ITEM 11 – ADJOURNMENT 7 NEXT MEETING DATE – OCTOBER 15, 2025

 Commissioner Barr made a motion to adjourn
 Commissioner Munteanu seconds
 Unanimous approval

Meeting adjourned at _______




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 City of Burlington
 Department of Public Works

 Technical Services Engineering Division
 645 Pine Street, Suite A
 Burlington, VT 05402
 P 802-863-9094 / F 802-863-0466 / TTY 802-863-0450
 www.burlingtonvt.gov/DPW




Memo
Date: October 15th, 2025

To: Public Works Commission

From: Christina Cangiolosi, Associate Public Works Engineer

CC: Phillip Peterson P.E., Senior Transportation Engineer & Planner

Subject: Intervale and Elmwood Ave Parking




Staff recommends the DPW Commission relocate (Attachment-1):

9 Fifteen-minute parking.
(a) No person shall park a vehicle longer than fifteen (15) minutes, between the hours of 8:00 a.m.
and 10:00 p.m., Sundays and holidays excepted, in the following areas:

 (1)-(12) As written.
 (13) Reserved. In the parking space in front of 184 North Street.
 (14)-(126) As written.

(b) No person shall park any vehicle, at any time, longer than fifteen (15) minutes at the following
locations:

 (1)-(7) As written.
 (8) In the parking space in front of 194 North Street. Reserved.
 (9)-(34) As written.

(c)-(d) As written.




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11 One-hour parking.
(a) No person shall park a vehicle for a period longer than one (1) hour between the hours of
8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Sundays and holidays excepted, in the following locations:

 (1)-(6) As written.
 (7) Reserved. On the east side of Elmwood Avenue starting in the first space north of
 North Street and continuing north to the driveway at 182 Elmwood Avenue.
 (8)-(13) As written.

(b)-(e) As written.

Purpose & Need:
The Department of Public Works (DPW) received a request to convert some unrestricted parking
spaces into 1-hour parking near the intersection of Intervale and Elmwood Ave to improve
customer turnover for local businesses.

Project Checklist:
 N/A Yes No Reference
 Aligns with MUTCD X Public Rights-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG)
 standards and/or
 established City Policy?
 Aligns with City plans? X
 Followed Public X These Traffic Regulation changes are defined as an
 Engagement Plan? INVOLVE project in the Public Engagement Plan (PEP).

Summary and Conclusion:
After completing a thorough site evaluation, DPW Staff recommends that the Commission
approve of this parking change near the intersection of Intervale and Elmwood Ave. The attached
traffic regulation amendment (see attachment-1) outlines the specifics of this proposal.

This proposed change is intended to improve customer turnover and better support nearby
businesses. For visual reference, please see attachment-2, which outlines the proposed parking
changes.

Public Engagement:
In preparation for the 10/15/2025 DPW Commission Meeting, DPW Staff distributed flyers to the
residents and businesses near the corner of Intervale and Elmwood Ave. Staff received verbal
feedback in favor of this parking change.

Attachments:
 1. Traffic Regulation Amendment
 2. Site Map




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 CITY OF BURLINGTON


In the Year Two Thousand Twenty-Five Sponsor(s): Public Works Commission
 Action: Approval
A Regulation in Relation to Date: 10/15/2025
 Attestation of Adoption:
  Rules and Regulations of the Traffic
  Commission— __________________________________
  Section 9; Fifteen-minute parking.
 Phillip Peterson, PE
  Section 11; One-hour parking. Senior Transportation Engineer & Planner, Technical Services
 Published: ________________________
 Effective: _________________________


It is hereby Ordained by the Public Works Commission of the City of Burlington
as follows:
That Appendix C, Rule and Regulations of the Traffic Commission, Section 9 Fifteen-minute parking and Section 11
One-hour parking, designated of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Burlington is hereby amended as follows:

Section 9 Fifteen-minute parking.
(a) No person shall park a vehicle longer than fifteen (15) minutes, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.,
Sundays and holidays excepted, in the following areas:

 (1)-(12) As written.
 (13) Reserved. In the parking space in front of 184 North Street.
 (14)-(126) As written.

(b) No person shall park any vehicle, at any time, longer than fifteen (15) minutes at the following locations:

 (1)-(7) As written.
 (8) In the parking space in front of 194 North Street. Reserved.
 (9)-(34) As written.

(c)-(d) As written.


Section 11 One-hour parking.
(a) No person shall park a vehicle for a period longer than one (1) hour between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00
p.m., Sundays and holidays excepted, in the following locations:

 (1)-(6) As written.
 (7) Reserved. On the east side of Elmwood Avenue starting in the first space north of North Street and
 continuing north to the driveway at 182 Elmwood Avenue.
 (8)-(13) As written.

(b)-(e) As written.

** Material stricken out deleted.
*** Material underlined added.
CC: BCO Appendix C, Sec 9, Sec 11
10/15/25




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Site Map (Attachment-2):




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 City of Burlington
 Department of Public Works

 Technical Services Engineering Division
 645 Pine Street, Suite A
 Burlington, VT 05402
 P 802-863-9094 / F 802-863-0466 / TTY 802-863-0450
 www.burlingtonvt.gov/DPW




 Memo
Date: October 15th, 2025

To: Public Works Commission

From: Calvin Wuthrich, Associate Public Works Engineer

CC: Phillip Peterson P.E., Senior Transportation Planner

Subject: 200 Church St ADA Parking Reallocation




DPW Staff recommend the DPW Commission approve the following amendment
(Attachment-1):

Appendix C, 7A-149, 7A-158; Accessible spaces designated.

No person shall park any vehicle at any time in the following location, except automobiles displaying
special handicapped license plates issued pursuant to 18 V.S.A. § 1325, or any amendment or
renumbering thereof:

(149) In the space in front of 217 Church Street. Reserved.

(158) Reserved. On the east side of Church Street in the first space south of King Street.

Purpose & Need:

This request seeks to relocate an existing accessible (ADA) parking space from in front of 217
Church St to in front of 200 Church St to better serve the accessibility needs of this area. This
proposal is in response to a request for ADA parking in proximity to 200 Church St and Staff
observations that showed low utilization of the ADA parking space in front of 217 Church St.
Relocating this space would ensure it serves its intended purpose—enhancing accessibility for
those who need it most.




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Project Checklist:
 N/A Yes No Reference
 Aligns with MUTCD X Public Rights-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG)
 standards and/or
 established City Policy?
 Aligns with City plans? X
 Followed Public X These Traffic Regulation changes are defined as an
 Engagement Plan? INVOLVE project in the Public Engagement Plan (PEP).



Summary and Conclusion:

Staff received a request from an employee at 200 Church St for accessible parking on Church St
in front of their workplace. Although the building offers parking to employees in their own parking
lot, this lot is not highly accessible and results in employees with accessibility needs often parking
on the street. This proposed ADA parking space is adjacent to the curb ramps at the corner of
King St and Church St and is the nearest space to the 200 Church St entrance with elevator access.
This location also provides more proximal access to several Church St businesses located on the
adjacent block between King St and Main St.

Further south on the same block, DPW Staff has observed very low utilization of the ADA space in
front of 217 Church St in an area that has otherwise experienced high levels of parking occupancy.
Observations were conducted over several weeks and at varying times of day. DPW Staff
attempted to contact the residents of 217 Church St and residents of adjacent properties, but
received no response.

With limited parking in the downtown core, this ADA parking reallocation allows DPW to more
effectively meet the accessibility needs of those who live and work in the downtown, while also
optimizing parking utilization in an area with a high density of businesses and residential units.

In light of this evaluation by DPW Staff, it is recommended that the Commission approves the
relocation of the ADA parking space at 217 Church St to the first space south of King St on the
east side of Church St (in front 200 Church St, See Attachment-2). The attached traffic regulation
amendment (See Attachment-1) outlines the specifics of this proposal.


Public Engagement:

In preparation for the 10/15/2025 DPW Commission Meeting, DPW Staff distributed flyers to
residents and businesses on Church St and other surrounding properties. These flyers detailed the
proposed changes and provided contact information for DPW Staff, as well as information about
the October DPW Public Works Commission meeting. Staff has received no responses from the
public about the proposed changes.




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Attachments:

 1. Traffic Regulation Amendment.
 2. Site Map.




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Attachment-1: Traffic Regulation Amendment.



 CITY OF BURLINGTON

 Sponsor(s): Public Works Commission
In the Year Two Thousand Twenty-five Action: Approval

 Date: ______10/15/2025______________
A Regulation in Relation to
 Attestation of Adoption:
  Rules and Regulations of the Traffic
 __________________________________
  Commission—
 Phillip Peterson, PE
  7A; Accessible spaces designated.
 Senior Transportation Engineer & Planner
 Technical Services
 Published: ________________________
 Effective: ________________________


It is hereby Ordained by the Public Works Commission of the City of Burlington
as follows:
That Appendix C, Rules and Regulations of the Traffic Commission, 7A Accessible spaces designated., of
the Code of Ordinances of the City of Burlington is hereby amended as follows:

7A Accessible spaces designated.
No person shall park any vehicle at any time in the following locations, except automobiles displaying special
handicapped license plates issued pursuant to 18 V.S.A. § 1325, or any amendment or renumbering thereof:

(1) - (148) As written.
(149) In the space in front of 217 Church Street. Reserved.

(150) - (157) As written.
(158) Reserved. On the east side of Church Street in the first space south of King Street.

(159) - (173) As written.


** Material stricken out deleted.
*** Material underlined added.


ER/: BCO Appx.C, Section 7A

10/15/25




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Attachment-2: Site Map.




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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
 645 PINE STREET
 BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05401
 COMMISSION MEETING OCTOBER 15, 2025
 DRAFT MINUTES

 See video for full meeting – link below
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHlK4da-zRo

Commissioners Present: Commissioner Barr, Chair Damiani, Vice Chair Fox, Commissioner
Davis, Commissioner Hays, Commissioner Munteanu Via Zoom, Commissioner O’Neill-Vivanco
ITEM 1 – CALL TO ORDER
 Chair Damiani called the meeting to order at 6:32 p.m.
ITEM 2 – AGENDA
 Chair Damiani made the motion to Strike the Buell St Consent Agenda Item and
 Approve the Agenda
 Commissioner Barr Accepted.
 Unanimous approval

ITEM 3 – PUBLIC FORUM

 None

ITEM 4 – REVISED CONSENT AGENDA

 4.1 – Approval of Draft Minutes 9-17-25
 4.2 – Intervale/Elmwood Parking
 4.3 – Church St ADA Parking Reallocation

 Commissioner Barr made a motion to approve the Revised Consent Agenda.
 Commissioner O’Neill-Vivanco seconded.
 Unanimous approval

ITEM 5 – Recycling Recommendations

 Director Spencer & Lee Perry Division Director of Maintenance & ROW presented
 information.

 Commissioner Munteanu a period of 7 years feels is too long. Makes more sense to
 keep it in house as we explore more options.
 Commissioner Barr wondering if we can keep it in house and keep it going
 Commissioner O’Neill-Vivanco asked if the staffing issue is not any better, what can we
 do improve it? Flow control question?
 Vice Chair Fox need more information before a decision can be made. Could a hauler
 sub contract out the work?
 Commissioner Davis Is it possible to bid by region? Has there been any conversation
 with other municipalities to combine?
 Commissioner Hays Do we own our vehicles? Staffing Issue because we don’t have
 enough people?
 Chair Damiani If legal and City Council say is has to go out to bid again for the seven-
 year time frame, do we run the risk of them coming back still at something between
 what that number is and the current bid?

ITEM 6 – 150 FOOT PARKING SETBACKS ON STREETS WITH NO SIDEWALKS
 Philip Peterson, Senior Transportation Planner & Calvin Wuthrich, Associate
 Transportation Engineer Presented information.

 Commissioner Hays – Do you know how many areas are unsafe? Impact on Parking?
 Commissioner Munteanu – feels it should come to the Commission for approval.
 Commissioner Barr - Still bring up items for Commission to be aware of if not getting
 approval. Convenience factor of parking in front of home & safety.
 Commissioner Davis – curious about public reaction.
 Vice-Chair Fox - Appreciates the idea. What do we do if people don’t want them? What
 is the standard for a parking space?
 Commissioner O’Neill-Vivanco - totally supports this. Priority is safety. Change key
 message to start with safety, better images, emergency services benefit and reallocating
 public right of way.
 Chair Damiani – Would this be the same process as Traffic Calming item from before?
 Increase transparency.

 Public Comments
 Sharon Bushor - Questions Latham Ct, Pomeroy St and Mill St because of length of
 street. Worried about overall need of parking being removed.

ITEM 7 – DIRECTOR’S REPORT

 Director Spencer & Information Manger Goulding presented information
 • Walk Bike Council & Local Motion are looking for cones to be added to bike Lane
 on Northern end of North Ave this coming weekend for about a week (Shore Rd
 to Plattsburg Ave)
 • Upcoming public Visioning meetings as part of the Comprehensive plan
 • Anticipating long November Meeting as there are several items
 • Progressing well on two larger projects
 • Plan BTV visioning sessions – meeting information listed on our website under
 DPW events calendar
 • Fall Clean Sweep November 5-13
 • Fall Leaf pick up on recycling day the week of 10-14


ITEM 8 – COMMISSIONER ITEMS

 Commissioner Barr – Thanks to Head of Church St after block party – Pylons put back in
 place on Chase St.
 Commissioner O’Neill-Vivanco - Noticed no turn on red sign on Union St heading to
 Main – Thank you!
 Vice-Chair Fox – Update on paving contract? Expresses sincere appreciation for work
 that has been done this year! It really focuses on routes to schools.
 Commissioner Davis - Sidewalk and set back possible benefit for utility maintenance?
 Curious about installation cost and difference in maintenance for regular crosswalks and
 crosswalks with lighted button? Recycling – Thought given to other ways to reduce the
 difficulty of one route- Biweekly? Specific pickup areas?

ITEM 9 – ADJOURNMENT & NEXT MEETING DATE – NOVEMBER 19, 2025

 Chair Damiani made a motion to adjourn
 Commissioner O’Neill-Vivanco seconds
 Unanimous approval

Meeting adjourned at 8:05 pm