Wards 1 & 8 NPA — Burlington, VT
Date: 2021-09-08
Time: 19:00

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 11'-3 1/2" '




 A
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 TRASH
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 A
 MH:10' MH:10'
 B B

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 MH:8' MH:10'
 MH:10'
 STEPS
 B1 B1
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 A A
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 2
 MH:13'
 SA

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 SA
 MH:13'
 3 A
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 4
 3.5 2.8 1.8 1.1 0.8 1.0 1.6 1.9 A
 NEW BUILDING EXISTING BUILDING
 0.0 0.2 1.1 2.1 2.5 2.1 1.6 1.1 0.8 0.8 1.0 1.1
 5
 PARKING AREA BORDER
 0.0 0.1 0.6 1.2 1.5 1.7 1.4 1.0 0.7 0.5 0.5 0.5
 SEE LIGHTING LEVELS TABLE
 MH:8'
 WP B1 MH:8'
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 COVERED BIKE PROPERTY LINE

 PARKING
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 A


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 LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE
TYPE MANUFACTURER & MODEL DESCRIPTION LAMPS WATTS LUMENS VOLTS REMARKS
 NO.

 JUNO 0-10V DIMMING, MOUNT TO UNDERSIDE OF
 120/
 A JSF-5IN07LM-30K-90CRI-MVO 5" RECESSED LED 10 700 CANOPY, PROVIDE MOTION CONTROL
 277
 LTZT-WH UNDER NORTH CANOPY

 COOPER LIGHTING EXTERIOR WALL 120/ BUILDING MOUNTED FIXTURE REFER TO
 B LED 10 726
 9002-W1-RW-LED3090-W-BK SCONCE 277 MOUNTING HEIGHT ON PLAN


 COOPER LIGHTING EXTERIOR WALL 120/ BUILDING MOUNTED FIXTURE REFER TO
B1 LED 20 1358
 9003-W1-RW-LED3090-W-BK SCONCE 277 MOUNTING HEIGHT ON PLAN

 LITHONIA PROVIDE 11' POLE LITHONIA#
 120/
SA DSXO-LED-P1-30K-BLC-MVOLT POLE LIGHT LED 38 3586 SSS-10'-4C-DM19AS-DBLXD, ON 2' BASE.
 277
 -SPA MOUNTING HEIGHT OF 13' AFG.

 LITHONIA PROVIDE 11' POLE LITHONIA#
 120/
SA DSXO-LED-P1-30K-T3S-MVOLT POLE LIGHT LED 38 3586 SSS-10'-4C-DM19AS-DBLXD, ON 2' BASE.
 277
 -SPA-HS MOUNTING HEIGHT OF 13' AFG.

 COOPER LIGHTING 120/ LIGHTING ISOLINES LEGEND
SB BOLLARD LED 5.4 489
 BRT6-A1-730-U-T3-30-BK 277 COLOR FOOTCANDLES
 WALL PACK TO BE MOUNTED AT 8" AFG. RED 1.0
 LITHONIA
 120/ WALL PACK TO DIM TO 0% WHEN
WP WDGE2-LED-P1-30K-80CRI- WALL PACK LED 10 1122 LIGHTING LEVELS TABLE
 277 UNOCCUPIED, 50% WHEN MOTION IS BLUE 0.5
 VW-MVOLT
 DETECTED Description Symbol Avg Max Min
 GREEN 0.1 PARKING AREA + 1.80 fc 19.2 fc 0.1 fc




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 CONCRETE PATH WAY
 EXG FENCE

 3'-0" 3'-0"
 5'-0"
 3'-0"'




INSTALL NEW
SECTION OF FENCE
TO CONNECT EXG
 11'-3 1/2"
FENCE W/ EXG ASPHALT DRIVE
 16'-10"
 11'-3 1/2"'




NEIGHBOR'S FENCE

 TRASH CONCRETE DRIVE 19'-0" 19'-0"'




 TRASH

 ENCLOSURE
 ENCLOSURE 9 TOTAL PARKING SPACES ASPHALT DRIVE
 BUILDING ABOVE



 4'-6"
 STEPS
 CONC WALK
 HC
 1

 6 18'-0" 7 18'-0"'



 8 9

 2
 S




 3'-0"'




 18'-0" 23'-6" 30"
 REF.
 UP
 3
 S




 4 UP OVEN
 DN


 30"
 REF.



 DW



 5 LANDSCAPE
 WALL 24" 24"
 DW

 REF. REF.


 HP HP




  EXG FENCE
 5'-0"
 PICNIC TABLES OPEN SPACE
 COVERED BIKE
 PARKING
 EXG FENCE

 9'-2" 9'-0" SET BACK




 NEW BUILDING +/- 11'-11" EXISTING BUILDING




 SITE PLAN
 1 Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"




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 CONCRETE PATH WAY
 EXG FENCE

 3'-0" 3'-0"
 5'-0"
 3'-0"'




INSTALL NEW
SECTION OF FENCE
TO CONNECT EXG
 11'-3 1/2"
FENCE W/ EXG ASPHALT DRIVE
 16'-10"
 11'-3 1/2"'




NEIGHBOR'S FENCE

 TRASH CONCRETE DRIVE 19'-0" 19'-0"'




 TRASH

 ENCLOSURE
 ENCLOSURE 9 TOTAL PARKING SPACES ASPHALT DRIVE
 1 2 3 BUILDING ABOVE 4 5
 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"



 4'-6"
 STEPS
 CONC WALK
 A
 HC
 1

 6 18'-0" 7 18'-0"'



 8 9
 EMR (OPT 1)
 MECHANICAL --
 158 sq ft
 2 --
 202 sq ft
 24'-0" STORAGE S




 --
 382 sq ft 3'-0"'




 18'-0" 23'-6" LAUNDRY ELEV.
 3 --
 --
 183 sq ft
 121 sq ft
 DN UP
 STAIR
 S




 B --
 187 sq ft EMR (OPT 2)
 JAN HALL --
 4 5'-6" B19
 -- -- 114 sq ft UP
 29 sq ft 226 sq ft DN
 C
 F.E.
 F.E. F.E. 30"
 REF.




 DRAWER DRAWER
 BASE BASE


 5 LANDSCAPE LINEN LINEN LINEN


 WALL 24" 24"
 REF. REF.


 24'-0" HP EP HP EP


 F F
  EXG FENCE
 A1 - ST A2 - ST C1 - 1 BR
 5'-0" B01 B02 B03
 PICNIC TABLES 386 sq ft 386 sq ft 563 sq ft OPEN SPACE
 F F
 COVERED BIKE
 PARKING
 D
 EXG FENCE

 SET BACK
 F F F F F F F F F

 9'-2" 9'-0"




 +/- 11'-11"
 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"

 1 2 4 5
 NEW BUILDING
 3
 EXISTING BUILDING




 BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN
 Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 0 10 15 20 FT




 278 MAIN STREET
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 255 SOUTH CHAMPLAIN STREET
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 A Professional Corporation
 T: 802.864.6693
 CONCRETE PATH WAY
 EXG FENCE

 3'-0" 3'-0"
 5'-0"
 3'-0"'




INSTALL NEW
SECTION OF FENCE
TO CONNECT EXG
 11'-3 1/2"
FENCE W/ EXG ASPHALT DRIVE
 16'-10"
 11'-3 1/2"'




NEIGHBOR'S FENCE

 TRASH CONCRETE DRIVE 19'-0" 19'-0"'




 TRASH

 ENCLOSURE
 ENCLOSURE 9 TOTAL PARKING SPACES ASPHALT DRIVE
 1 2 3 BUILDING ABOVE 4 5
 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"
 PORCH 1
 10
 0



 4'-6"
 STEPS
 C C CONC WALK
 C C E

 A
 HC
 1 E 10
 0




 18'-0"
 C

 VEST 6 7 18'-0"'



 8 9
 --
 E
 155 sq ft
 B1 - 2 BR
 SITTING 10 PARLOR
 10 10
 2 C 1
 1
 2

 101
 24'-0" 780 sq ft S




 E
 3'-0"'




 18'-0" 23'-6" 10


 ELEV.
 30" 2
 H
 EP
 REF.
 UP
 3 C -- D W
 119 HALL A 110 113 112 111

 121 sq ft 10 10 10
 DN UP LAUNDRY 117
 4 3 3

 STAIR S




 118
 118
 117 116
 10
 110


 --
 8


 HALL
 10
 B 120 115 114 4
 197 sq ft 121
 115
 113
 BATH 1
 BATH 2
 --
 112 10
 STAIR A
 5'-6"
 9 10
 4 368 sq ft 119 9
 UP OVEN
 DN
 C
 F.E.
 F.E.
 F.E. 30" KITCHEN 10
 REF.
 111 1 5
 DINING LIVING
 10 10
 C BEDROOM 10 BEDROOM 9 DW P-1 7 5

 DRAWER DRAWER 116 114
 BASE BASE
 P-1
 5 LANDSCAPE LINEN LINEN LINEN
 NEW KITCHEN LAYOUT
 10
 8
 WALL H DW
 24" 24" 10
 REF. REF.
 7


 24'-0"
 EP EP 10
 HP HP
 6

 C C 10

  EXG FENCE 6


 A1 - ST A2 - ST C1 - 1 BR
 5'-0" 102 103 104
 PICNIC TABLES 388 sq ft 388 sq ft 565 sq ft OPEN SPACE
 C C
 COVERED BIKE
 PARKING
 D
 EXG FENCE

 SET BACK
 C C C C E C C E

 9'-2" 9'-0"




 +/- 11'-11"
 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"

 1 2 4 5
 NEW BUILDING
 3
 EXISTING BUILDING




 FIRST FLOOR PLAN
 Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 0 10 15 20 FT




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 A Professional Corporation
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 4'-1" 7'-8 1/2" 7'-8 3/4" 4'-1"


 1 2 3 4 5
 E E E
 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"
 PORCH 2
 20
 0

 C C C C E F
 E
 A
 20
 0

 C
 23
 0

 E
 20
 BEDROOM 1 4

 B1 - 2 BR
 20
 1
 C BEDROOM 2
 101 20


 24'-0"
 22 3
 780 sq ft S




 9
 P-2 20
 E P-3 2 20
 3 20
 6
 20 20 20

 ELEV.
 EP 30" 2 1 5
 REF. H
 P-4
 -- D W
 DN
 C 21 22
 BATH 4 3 20
 121 sq ft 21 6 20 21
 4
 DN UP 7 8 0

 STAIR S




 22
 6
 22
 4
 BEDROOM 7
 21
 BEDROOM 8
 21
 20
 9

 --
 21
 2 3
 3

 HALL
 21 22 20
 B 148 sq ft 5 1 20 7
 7 UP
 20
 -- 22 22 22 8

 5'-6"
 5 0 2 21
 H 211
 347 sq ft 22 2
 7 21
 DN 4
 C 22
 8 21 21 21
 F.E. 30" 9 6 4
 REF. BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM 3
 20 20
 21
 6 5
 7
 C BATH 3
 21 BEDROOM 6
 8 STAFF ROOM BEDROOM 5
 21 20
 DN 211
 30" 0 9
 EP
 REF. LINEN 21
 21
 9 5
 H


 24'-0"
 C C

 B1 - 2 BR C1 - 1 BR
 202 203
 770 sq ft 561 sq ft
 C C



 D

 C C C C E C C E
 4'-6" 4'-6" 8'-11" 4'-6" 5'-0" 13'-5" 4'-6" 5'-0" 5'-0"




 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"

 1 2 4 5
 3




 SECOND FLOOR PLAN
 Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 0 10 15 20 FT




278 MAIN STREET
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 1 2 3 4 5
 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"



 C C C C E

 A

 C TERRACE




 C
 B1 - 2 BR
 101
 24'-0" 780 sq ft S




 ELEV.
 EP 30"
 REF.


 C --
 121 sq ft
 DN UP
 STAIRDN S




 --
 B 154 sq ft
 HALL
 5'-6" H
 --
 247 sq ft
 C
 F.E. 30"
 REF.


 C


 EP 30"
 REF. LINEN




 24'-0"
 C C

 B1 - 2 BR C1 - 1 BR
 202 203
 770 sq ft 561 sq ft
 C C



 D

 C C C C E C C E




 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"

 1 2 4 5
 3




 THIRD FLOOR PLAN
 Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 0 10 15 20 FT




278 MAIN STREET
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 1
 A3-2.0



 1 2 3 4 5
 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"



 C C C C E

 A

 C
 H




 C B1 - 2 BR
 401
 24'-0" 780 sq ft
 S




 ELEV.
 EP 30"
 REF.


 C --
 121 sq ft
 DN STAIR S




 --
 B 152 sq ft

 HALL
 5'-6" H
 ROOF LADDER --
 /HATCH
 247 sq ft
 C
 F.E. 30"
 REF.


 C 5'-0"
 C
 EP
 LINEN? 30"
 REF. LINEN




 24'-0"
 9'-8 3/4"
 B2 - 2 BR
 C C

 402 C2 - 1 BR
 717 sq ft 403
 519 sq ft
 C C 6'-6"


 0"
 1'-6"
 D
 C C C C E C C E




 6" 4'-0" 4'-6" 8'-11" 4'-6" 5'-0" 13'-5" 4'-6" 5'-0" 4'-6" 6"

 1
 A3-2.0

 16'-0" 16'-0" 23'-4" 3'-4"

 1 2 4 5
 3




 FOURTH FLOOR PLAN
 Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"
 0 10 15 20 FT




278 MAIN STREET
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 Wisniewski DATE: 08.31.2021
 A RCH I TECTURE DRAWN: SB, PJC


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 T: 802.864.6693
 32'-0" 23'-4"




 10'-6 3/4" 3 1/2" 2'-1" 2'-1" 1'-8 1/2" 8'-0" 2'-9" F.E. 30"
 4'-6" 3 1/2"
 3 1/2" 5 1/2" REF.


 3'-0 1/2" 6'-7"

 8'-10 1/2"
 11'-1" 2'-0"

 30"
 EP REF. LINEN
 3'-0"
 4'-4"

 3 1/2"
 5 1/2"
 2'-1"
 24'-0" 24'-0"
 3 1/2"
 3 1/2"

 15'-3 3/4" 5 1/2" 15'-6 1/2"



 14'-1 3/4"

 11'-11 1/4" 12'-2 3/4"
 10'-10 3/4"




 10'-3 1/4" 3 1/2" 12'-1"




 UNIT B1 - 730 SF NET, UNITS: 202, 301, 302, 401 UNIT C1 - 551 SF, UNITS: 104, 203, 303
 B1 Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0" C1 Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"




 16'-0" 16'-0" 31'-6 1/2" 22'-10"




 F.E. F.E.
 F.E. 30"
 REF.
 5'-6"
 6'-7"

 8'-10 1/2"
 DRAWER DRAWER 10'-0"
 BASE BASE


 3 1/2"
 EP
 30"
 LINEN LINEN LINEN? REF. LINEN
 3'-0"

 24" 24"
 3 1/2"
 REF. REF.
 5 1/2"
 22'-6" 3 1/2" 22'-6" 2'-1"
24'-0" HP 24'-0" HP
 EP EP


 3 1/2"
 16'-0 1/8"


 12'-7 3/4"
 12'-1" 12'-1" 11'-6 1/8"

 9'-4 3/4"

 15'-3 3/4" 15'-6 1/2"


 12'-11 1/4" 2'-1" 15'-6 1/4"
 3 1/2" 5 1/2" 10'-3 1/4" 3 1/2" 11'-7"




 UNIT B2 -672 SF NET, UNIT: 402
 A1 UNIT D1 - 357 SF NET, UNITS: B01, 102
 Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0" A2 UNIT D2 - 362 SF NET, UNITS: B02, 103
 Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"
 B2 Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0" C2 UNIT C2- 505 SF NET, UNIT; 403
 Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"




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 Neighborhood Planning Assembly Minutes
 NPA: Wards Wards Wards Ward Ward
 (choose one) 1&8 2&3 4&7 5 6

 Date of Assembly: 9/8/2021 Start Time: (Commence): 7:00 PM
 Location: Zoom and Sharon Bushor Conference Room, City Hall
 Finish Time: (Adjourn): 9:02 PM
 Note taker: Tom Derenthal, reformatted and revised by Kirsten Wilson, CEDO
Steering Committee Members in Attendance:
Carol Livingston (Ward 1), Hannah King (Ward 8), Jonathan Chapple-Sokol (Ward 1), and Tom Derenthal
(Ward 1)
Discussion Topics Actions Taken / Decisions
 7:00PM Announcements, Introductions Made
  Richard Hillyard was
 7:05PM Speakout nominated and appointed
 7:15PM Appointment of Ward Representatives to Ad Hoc Committee on to represent W1 on the Ad
 Redistricting Hoc Redistricting
 - Overview and Expectations – Tom Derenthal Committee [unanimous
 - 'Self-nominations' and nominations decision]
 - Nominee introductions and statements with NPA Q&A  Anne Brena was
 - Election nominated and appointed
 to represent W8 on the
 7:45PM Burlington's Capital Plan, November Ballot Items – Martha Ad Hoc Redistricting
 Keenan, Capital & Special Projects Director, Clerk & Treasurer's Office Committee [unanimous
 8:10PM Addition, COTS Family Shelter at 278 Main Street – Bob Duncan, decision]
 Duncan Wisniewski Architecture
 8:25PM City Council Reports
 8:50PM School Commissioner Reports
 9:00PM Adjourn

Zoom Attendance:
Anne Brena MD Gail Shampnois Keith Pillsbury
Arthur Chukhman, Duncan Hannah King Martha Keenan
Wisniewski Architecture
Rep. Brian Cina Councilor Jack Hanson Town Meeting TV
 (he/him)
Caryn Long Councilor Jane Stromberg Councilor Zoraya Hightower
 (she/her)
Bob Duncan, Duncan Wisniewski Jean Hopkins
Architecture
Fletcher Pratt Jonathan Farrell, COTS

In- Person Attendance:
Angie Chapple-Sokol Kirsten Wilson (CEDO) Richard Hillyard
Carol Livingston Jonathan Chapple-Sokol Tom Derenthal
Agenda Items and Actions:

Announcements, Introductions

Speakout

Brian Cina
- Proposed a non-police group to patrol neighborhoods and address issues where the police are not trained on
 or are inappropriate. The proposal is for active patrolling.
- Expects the patrols to have a regular engagement with NPAs.
- The rollout would start as a pilot project, followed by review and expansion as appropriate.
- Comment / Caryn Long - Something like this has been tried and it was a good idea.

Richard Hillyard
- Agreed with Jane Knodell regarding policing as posted on FPF.
 o Trash pickup – there are scalable examples in central NY State on how to handle trash and
 recyclables – it’s a simple solution.

Appointment of Ward Representatives to Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting

Overview and Expectations – Tom Derenthal
- Tom discussed the Ad Hoc Committee. More information can be found here 
 https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/sites/default/files/Agendas/SupportingDocuments/City%20of%20Burlington
 %20Ad%20Hoc%20Committee%20on%20Redistricting.pdf
Nominations
- Richard Hillyard was nominated and appointed to represent W1 [unanimous decision]
- Keith Pillsbury nominated by Ann Brena but was disqualified due to being a prior school board member
- Anne Brena was nominated and appointed to represent W8 [unanimous decision]

Burlington's Capital Plan, November Ballot Items
- Martha Keenan presented a short history and overview of the Burlington capital plan.
- The plan includes $27.5M that will be on the Nov 2021 ballot.
- The complete presentation can be found here 
 https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/sites/default/files/Agendas/SupportingDocuments/Continuing the City of
 Burlingtons Capital Infrastructure Plan 090821.pdf

Addition, COTS Family Shelter at 278 Main Street
- Bob Duncan presented the proposed addition to 278 Main St. The addition adds 16 permanent family units.
- The complete proposal can be found here 
 o https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/sites/default/files/Agendas/SupportingDocuments/278Main_210831_P
 erspectives.pdf
 o https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/sites/default/files/Agendas/SupportingDocuments/278Main_210831_P
 lans%26Elevation.pdf
 o https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/sites/default/files/Agendas/SupportingDocuments/210908%20COTS%
 20Facility%20Addition%20Electrical%20Site%20Photometric%20Plan.pdf

City Council Reports
Councilor Jane Stromberg
- Divestment of fossil fuel investments is being considered. The pension fund, controlled by the Retirement
 board, currently has ~$4.5M in these investments.
- Sex work resolution designed to decriminalize sex work passed CC unanimously.
- Divestment of nuclear weapon mfg’er investments is being considered.
 o Waste Consolidation for residences with less than 4 units [single truck for trash / compost /
 recycling] is currently being debated. Options include a city or private hauler model, each with a
 possible opt out. This will be discussed at the Oct 27th meeting.

Councilor Jack Hanson
- Policing / staffing levels – Council split the vote on increasing the uniformed officer cap. Community
 service roles [to address mental health calls] were approved.
- Burlington Electric – Is seeking money for infrastructure and to further net zero initiatives. Voter approval
 will be required.
- Legal resident voting resolution – expect to see Council address and if approved, will be a March 2022
 ballot item. T
- New development – Parking requirements vs. sustainable transportation is being discussed. Expect the
 conversation to include the entire City [not just downtown].
- Re-appraisal – There was acknowledgement the re-appraisal could have gone better. Council is interested in
 making the process better. There may be potential relief for those with unexpected and unaffordable
 increases.

Councilor Zoraya Hightower
- The second report on policing, this one from CNA, is due soon [maybe tonight].
- Emergency Council meeting has been called to address whether the Director of the Airport will be
 terminated.

Questions & Comments for City Councilors
Richard Hillyard
- Questions regarding the Airport Director termination, and county-wide solutions for waste consolidation and
 social workers.

Jonathan Chapple-Sokol
- When will the public see the CNA report?
 o Zoraya Hightower  Public safety committee will see first, then general public  maybe next
 week

Jack Hanson
- Crime statistics – Jack shared statistics on FPF. Those numbers aren’t everything, but gives a look at high
 level crime.

School Commissioner Reports
- Cancelled - No school commissioners were in attendance


Meeting adjourned at 9:02 PM
Continuing the City of
 Burlington’s Capital
 Infrastructure Plan
 What have we accomplished?
 What have we learned?
 What are our next steps?
History of the Capital Plan
 Voters
 approved a
 Mayor states
 Capital Plan General
first capital plan
 First Drafts of approved via Obligation Bond
 would be
 Capital Plan Resolution by for the City’s
 presented
 City Council Sustainable
  following year
 Infrastructure

 First Five Years
 are completed




 03/ 04/ 09/ 11 FY
 14 15 16 16 21
 $27,500,000
 FY
First Five Years are Completed 21
  The City has worked with:
  all of the Departments,
  the public and;
  City Council
 to reinvest in the City’s infrastructure
  The work has touched all aspects of the City:
  reinvigorating the Greenway
  improving sidewalks and roads; and
  renovating many of the municipal buildings
  Each project considers its impact on the City’s
 NetZero Energy goal
What have we accomplished?
 Improved over 14 miles of  Replaced the old city video security
 sidewalks systems with a new single system
 tied to the city dispatch team
 Doubled our street reinvestment –
 From $1M/year to $2M/year  Created an Asset Management
 Committee, implementing a
 Rehabilitated 7 miles (90%) of the software platform to better manage
 bike path our assets and reduce costs
 Created a new Parks Facilities  Improved our plan to include more
 maintenance building which helps infrastructure for Public Safety
 keep our parks in better condition
  Completed renovations at 645 Pine
 Improved multiple city building Street and City Hall to improve
 envelopes with insulation, new security and public services
 roofs, and new HVAC systems to
 improve efficiency and reduce  Created a Capital Committee to
 costs ensure best use of resources
 Improved our IT infrastructure and  Set up and implemented a Fleet
 the services we are able to provide Committee to ensure move toward
 to citizens – hybrid meeting system financial and environmental
 sustainability
 Implemented electronic door
 systems, improving security in city
 buildings
What have we learned?
 The Capital needs are  The Infrastructure needs are
 evolving with the City over $140M in the next three
 Our initial understanding of years
 our assets was not complete  Opportunities with the
 We have decades of deferred Federal Infrastructure Bill,
 maintenance to catch up on ARPA and State funding will
 allow us to address many of
 Having an overall the needs
 understanding of all the
  There is still a need beyond
 competing needs helps to
 what the other opportunities
 prioritize and create better
 represent
 strategies
 The FY22 Budget survey  The request of the voters will
 showed strong support of our aid in filling the areas not
 infrastructure covered by the above
 opportunities
 Continuing our Infrastructure Plan
 - Funding needs over 3 years
Annual Investment: Three Year Needs:
 Sidewalk reinvestment - $1,700,000  $5,100,000
 Streets reinvestment - $ 700,000  $2,100,000
  This is above & beyond the Street Capital  Street Capital funds $1.6M/year for an
 annual tax allotment overall investment of $6M +

 IT infrastructure - $ 300,000  $ 900,000
 Transportation Planning - $ 460,000  $1,480,000
 Capital Project mgmt. - $ 800,000  $2,400,000
 Facilities $1,000,000  $4,500,000
 Parks Projects - $1,000,000  $3,000,000
 Fleet - $1,400,000  $5,250,000
 Public Safety -  $5,700,000
Total annual need: $7,360,000 Three Year Request: $30,330,000
 Other Capital Needs

Numerous grant Comprehensive Plans to Large revisioning Operational and
projects requiring a implement projects to consider maintenance needs to
local match (not included in three keep up with Capital
Including:
 Including: year plan) Improvements
 Including: Including:
o Railyard Enterprise o Bike Ped Master plan
 o Fletcher Free Library o Pavement markings
o Champlain Parkway
 o Parks Master plan o Fire Station
o Shelburne Street o Landscaping
 Consolidation
 Roundabout o Scoping and Corridor o Facility maintenance
 Studies o Consolidated
o Rail Re-alignment
 Collection
 What are our next steps?

Present the next three year Capital Plan (FY’22 – FY’24)
 Meet with Commissions and Wards July, August, September & October
 Meet with Board of Finance and City Council September 13th
 September approval from City Council to bring request to the voters
 November 9th Special election
 Prioritize our needs
 What are our next steps?

Strategize to utilize all funding opportunities as they come available
 ARPA funds

 State Infrastructure Funds

 State Climate Change Funds

 Federal Infrastructure Bill



Work to build an understanding of what a sustainable Capital Plan is and
what it will entail to maintain
Considerations
 Other Funding
  Debt Policy Cap
 Opportunities


 Request a new
 General Obligation
 bond in November
 to Voters


 Strategy to create a
 sustainable plan to
 The longer repairs
 maintain a vibrant
 are deferred, the
 downtown
 more it will cost.
Schedule
July: September
 21st – DPW commission – introduction  2nd: Ward 6 NPA
 21st – Library commission  8th – Wards 1 & 8 NPAs
 27th – Police Commission  9th - Ward 6
 27th - TEUC  13th – Board of Finance & City Council
August:  16th – Ward 5 NPA
 1st – Parks commission November:
 3rd – Fire commission  9th – potential special election
 17th – TEUC
 31st - TCV
Questions?
 Wards 1 & 8 Neighborhood Planning Assembly (NPA)
 September 8, 2021 7:00-9:00PM
 Hybrid Meeting

 Zoom – please click the link below to join the webinar
 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84036123619
 Telephone:
 US: +1 929 205 6099
 Webinar ID: 840 3612 3619
 International numbers available: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kcyOP2ULai

 YouTube Livestream – NPA Wards 1&8 Playlist, click on upcoming/next meeting:
 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLljLFn4BZd2Pa3H8l30gy_gZ3NL6orXcN
Note: This is for live streaming purposes only. Ward residents should participate via Zoom or in person if
 they wish to vote or speak

 In Person – Sharon Bushor Room, Burlington City Hall, 149 Church Street, Burlington, VT 05401

We will determine who from our Wards will serve on the Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting at
this meeting. Please note the rearrangement of our traditional agenda to get this important work
done.

Agenda –

7:00PM Announcements, Introductions

7:05PM Speakout

7:15PM Appointment of Ward representatives to Ad Hoc Committee on Redistricting
 Overview and Expectations – Tom Derenthal
 ‘Self-nominations’ and nominations
 Nominee introductions and statements with NPA Q&A
 Election

7:45PM Burlington’s Capital Plan, November Ballot Items – Martha Keenan, Capital &
Special Projects Director, Clerk & Treasurer's Office

8:10PM Addition, COTS Family Shelter at 278 Main Street – Bob Duncan, Duncan
Wisniewski Architecture

8:25PM City Council Reports

8:50PM School Commissioner Reports

9:00PM Adjourn