Ward 2 NPA — Burlington, VT
Date: 2025-11-13
Time: 18:30

Meeting Agenda
Ward 2 Neighborhood Planning Assembly (NPA)
Nov 13th, 2025 | 6:30-8:30pm | All are welcome

 Join in person: O.N.E. Community Dinner
 ONE Community Center, 20 Allen Street 5:30-6:30pm | Free | Donations welcome
 Laotian Menu with Guest Chef Phet Keomanyvanh of
 Join remotely: Moo Noit Market
 https://zoom.us/j/93179389982 Music: Brian Perkins​



Facilitator: Nora Aronds (she/her)​ ​ Notetaker: Kason Hudman


6:30 pm Introduction
5 min Review and adopt/approve the agenda and previous minutes; introductions as time allows.
6:35 pm Public Forum (2 minutes max per person)
10 min Please state your full name, pronouns, street, and ward, and follow the NPA ground rules.
6:45 pm Community Support for Apartheid-Free Pledge Request
25 min Duncan Kreps, Jill Clark-Gollub, Paul Fleckenstein - VT Coalition for Palestinian Liberation
 Learn more about the open letter to City Council to allow voter decision on Apartheid-Free pledge.
7:10 pm Migrant Justice Overview & Updates
25 min Rachel Elliott - Communications & Development Coordinator, Migrant Justice
 Hear about what is currently happening in the community and how you can help.
7:35 pm Updates from Community Resource Center (CRC)
25 min Brenna Bedard - CRC Outreach Coordinator, Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity
 Learn about current goings ons at the CRC and how best to get or provide support with them.
8:00 pm Overview of Two Development Projects in the ONE:
15 min 126 North Ave
each Michael Chaucer - Haven Architecture LLC​

 134–141 Archibald Street
 Michael Alvanos - JRMA Design Studio
8:30 pm Door prize drawing + Adjourn!
 Our next meeting is Thursday, Dec. 11!



 Scan the QR code (or click here) to: Email us • Go to our website • Watch meeting
 recordings on CCTV's website • Connect with us on Instagram • Request a time slot
 with the request form • Get to all links related to this meeting


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Appendix to the Agenda
Ward 2 NPA Steering Committee
To contact the entire Ward 2 NPA Steering Committee, email ward2npa@googlegroups.com
Name Email Joined Term expiration

Lauren Ebersol lebersol27@gmail.com 2023 2027

Kason Hudson kasonhudman@gmail.com 2024 2028

Charlie Giannoni charliecpg@gmail.com 2024 2028

Marc Stannard Marc.Stannard@outlook.com 2024 2028

Nora Aronds noraaronds@yahoo.com 2025 2029

Grace Sherwood Gsherwood703@gmail.com 2025 2029

NPA Guiding Principles
 ●​ Operate through democratic principles and democratic procedures.
 ●​ Provide a safe and welcoming forum where residents can actively share their voices about issues that
 matter to them, and where they can learn from the voices of others.
 ●​ Cultivate involvement by a diverse spectrum of community members through active outreach and
 through eliminating barriers to participation.
 ●​ Operate in a manner that models respectful, inclusive, culturally, and economically aware practices.
 ●​ Be a fun, creative, and vital organization that provides value and benefit through the multitude of
 perspectives shared by those who participate.


Ward 2 NPA Ground Rules
 ●​ Meetings should have clearly defined agenda and roles.
 ●​ Honor time limits: A best effort must be made to start on time, follow the agenda, and finish on time.
 ●​ Listen to others: Make efforts to be an open-minded member of the group.
 ●​ Respect the agenda and the process: Try to remain focused on the issue at hand.
 ●​ Share your opinion respectfully: Speak out, but not over, others’ comments.
 ●​ Treat people how you would like to be treated: Be respectful of everyone, including guests.




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Elected officials representing Ward 2
Mayor
Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak Progressive mayor@BurlingtonVT.gov


City Councilors
Central District (Wards 2 & 3) Melo Grant Progressive megrant@burlingtonvt.gov 802-310-0962
Ward 2 Gene Bergman Progressive gbergman@burlingtonvt.gov 802-598-3602


School Board Members

Central District (Wards 2 & 3) Jean Waltz jwaltz@bsdvt.org 802-355-7856

Ward 2 Polly Vanderputten pvanderputten@bsdvt.org 802-578-8653


Vermont State House Representatives
Chittenden-15 Troy Headrick Independent theadrick@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-15 Brian Cina Progressive/Democrat bcina@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-16 Kate Logan Progressive/Democrat klogan@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-16 Jill Krowinski Democrat jkrowinski@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-17 Abigail Duke Democrat aduke@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228


Vermont State Senators

Chittenden-Central Tanya Vyhovsky Progressive/Democrat tvyhovsky@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-Central Martine Gulick Democrat mgulick@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-Central Philip Baruth Democrat/Progressive pbaruth@leg.state.vt.us (802) 503-5266




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Meeting Agenda
Ward 2 Neighborhood Planning Assembly (NPA)
Nov 13th, 2025 | 6:30-8:30pm | All are welcome

 Join in person: O.N.E. Community Dinner
 ONE Community Center, 20 Allen Street 5:30-6:30pm | Free | Donations welcome
 Laotian Menu with Guest Chef Phet Keomanyvanh of
 Join remotely: Moo Noit Market
 https://zoom.us/j/93179389982 Music: Brian Perkins​



Facilitator: Nora Aronds (she/her)​ ​ Notetaker: Kason Hudman


6:30 pm Introduction
5 min Review and adopt/approve the agenda and previous minutes; introductions as time allows.
6:35 pm Public Forum (2 minutes max per person)
10 min Please state your full name, pronouns, street, and ward, and follow the NPA ground rules.
6:45 pm Community Support for Apartheid-Free Pledge Request
25 min Duncan Kreps, Jill Clark-Gollub, Paul Fleckenstein - VT Coalition for Palestinian Liberation
 Learn more about the open letter to City Council to allow voter decision on Apartheid-Free pledge.
7:10 pm Migrant Justice Overview & Updates
25 min Rachel Elliott - Communications & Development Coordinator, Migrant Justice
 Hear about what is currently happening in the community and how you can help.
7:35 pm Updates from Community Resource Center (CRC)
25 min Brenna Bedard - CRC Outreach Coordinator, Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity
 Learn about current goings ons at the CRC and how best to get or provide support with them.
8:00 pm Overview of Two Development Projects in the ONE:
15 min 126 North Ave
each Michael Chaucer - Haven Architecture LLC​

 134–141 Archibald Street
 Michael Alvanos - JRMA Design Studio
8:30 pm Door prize drawing + Adjourn!
 Our next meeting is Thursday, Dec. 11!



 Scan the QR code (or click here) to: Email us • Go to our website • Watch meeting
 recordings on CCTV's website • Connect with us on Instagram • Request a time slot
 with the request form • Get to all links related to this meeting


 ​ ​ Ward 2 NPA - November 13, 2025 - Agenda - Page 1
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Appendix to the Agenda
Ward 2 NPA Steering Committee
To contact the entire Ward 2 NPA Steering Committee, email ward2npa@googlegroups.com
Name Email Joined Term expiration

Lauren Ebersol lebersol27@gmail.com 2023 2027

Kason Hudson kasonhudman@gmail.com 2024 2028

Charlie Giannoni charliecpg@gmail.com 2024 2028

Marc Stannard Marc.Stannard@outlook.com 2024 2028

Nora Aronds noraaronds@yahoo.com 2025 2029

Grace Sherwood Gsherwood703@gmail.com 2025 2029

NPA Guiding Principles
 ●​ Operate through democratic principles and democratic procedures.
 ●​ Provide a safe and welcoming forum where residents can actively share their voices about issues that
 matter to them, and where they can learn from the voices of others.
 ●​ Cultivate involvement by a diverse spectrum of community members through active outreach and
 through eliminating barriers to participation.
 ●​ Operate in a manner that models respectful, inclusive, culturally, and economically aware practices.
 ●​ Be a fun, creative, and vital organization that provides value and benefit through the multitude of
 perspectives shared by those who participate.


Ward 2 NPA Ground Rules
 ●​ Meetings should have clearly defined agenda and roles.
 ●​ Honor time limits: A best effort must be made to start on time, follow the agenda, and finish on time.
 ●​ Listen to others: Make efforts to be an open-minded member of the group.
 ●​ Respect the agenda and the process: Try to remain focused on the issue at hand.
 ●​ Share your opinion respectfully: Speak out, but not over, others’ comments.
 ●​ Treat people how you would like to be treated: Be respectful of everyone, including guests.




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Elected officials representing Ward 2
Mayor
Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak Progressive mayor@BurlingtonVT.gov


City Councilors
Central District (Wards 2 & 3) Melo Grant Progressive megrant@burlingtonvt.gov 802-310-0962
Ward 2 Gene Bergman Progressive gbergman@burlingtonvt.gov 802-598-3602


School Board Members

Central District (Wards 2 & 3) Jean Waltz jwaltz@bsdvt.org 802-355-7856

Ward 2 Polly Vanderputten pvanderputten@bsdvt.org 802-578-8653


Vermont State House Representatives
Chittenden-15 Troy Headrick Independent theadrick@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-15 Brian Cina Progressive/Democrat bcina@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-16 Kate Logan Progressive/Democrat klogan@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-16 Jill Krowinski Democrat jkrowinski@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-17 Abigail Duke Democrat aduke@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228


Vermont State Senators

Chittenden-Central Tanya Vyhovsky Progressive/Democrat tvyhovsky@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-Central Martine Gulick Democrat mgulick@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-Central Philip Baruth Democrat/Progressive pbaruth@leg.state.vt.us (802) 503-5266




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Burlington, VT
NPA Meeting Tour

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AGENDA


 Israeli Local Next Steps Open
Apartheid and Campaign Discussion
the Genocide and Q&A




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Israeli apartheid: Deprivation
 The deliberate impoverishment of
 4 strategies Palestinians. For example, keeping
 them at a great disadvantage in
 comparison to Jewish Israelis
 Dispossession
 Decades of discriminatory
 land and property seizures,
 home demolitions, and Fragmentation
 forced evictions Keeping Palestinians
 separated from each other
 Segregation into distinct territorial, legal
  A system of laws and policies that and administrative domains
 keep Palestinians restricted to
 enclaves, subject to several
 measures that control their lives,
 and segregated from Jewish Israelis Source: Amnesty International
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 Israeli apartheid:
 According to whom?




  Advisory opinion on July 19,
2024 found Israel responsible
  for committing apartheid.
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 Israeli apartheid: “Israel is the
According to whom? historical homeland
 of the Jewish
 people… The right of
● The Knesset, the legislature of
  Israel, in 2018 codified “Israel as the national
  Nation-State of the Jewish People”
 self-determination in
● The legislation passed with a
  significant majority, and led to
 the State of Israel is
  human rights groups defining Israel unique to the Jewish
  as an apartheid state
 people” - 2018
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Israeli apartheid: Who’s paying for it?




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Local Campaign



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Who are we?

The Vermont Coalition for Palestinian
Liberation is a collaboration of
several Vermont organizations and
hundreds of Vermont residents
volunteering their time and energy to
work for a free Palestine.



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Our Vermont Context
Palestine is a local issue!!!
$27.6 million Vermont Vermonters have a long history of
taxpayer dollars sent to acknowledging our interconnectedness
Israel in 2024
 and challenging oppression around the
3 Palestinian students were shot in world. In fact, Apartheid South Africa
Burlington in 2023, showing the
violence is not contained overseas ended 30 years ago because of global
 solidarity of ordinary people of
The Boomerang Comes Back, apartheid,
hate, and violence spread across the world conscience, including many Vermonters
 and their communities.




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 What is the
  Apartheid-Free
Community Pledge?
● Initiated by the American Friends
 Service Committee in 2022
● Based on the global movement to
 end South African apartheid
● 880 groups endorsed worldwide




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 AFC in Vermont
- 50+ VT businesses, organizations, faith groups
have endorsed AFC
- 9 Vermont towns put AFC on the ballot in 2024
- Winooski, Brattleboro, Newfane, Thetford, and
Plainfield all voted to adopt the AFC pledge
- Currently there are ballot campaigns
happening all across the state



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Advisory Question 101
  Burlington
 Question on
 City Charter
 the Ballot
 Produce a petition
 containing the The advisory
 signatures of 5% of question is placed
 the registered on the ballot for
 voters in the city Burlington voters




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  Burlington campaign history
 2024 + 2025 Since then
2 years in a row, the VCPL collected the 5 Vermont towns have adopted AFC
necessary signatures in Burlington to Vermont politicians, including VT
put AFC on the ballot Senate Democrats, Sen. Sanders,
 Sen. Welch, and Rep. Balint have called
2 years in a row, Democrats on the city Israel’s assault genocide
council impeded the democratic
 Burlington City Council passed a
process, killing the resolution in
 Free Speech Resolution in the wake of
violation of free speech
 arrests of student leaders speaking in
 support of Palestine

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Recent actions by cities and
towns against Israeli apartheid
 Somerville, MA Burnaby, BC, Canada
 Nov 4, 2025 Aug 26, 2025
 Ballot question to boycott Passed resolution to endorse
 and divest from businesses AFC and write to federal
supporting Israeli apartheid government demanding an
passed with 55.7% of votes. arms embargo.

 Iowa City, IA
 St Louis, MO
 Aug 5, 2025
 Nov 7, 2025
 Passed resolution to boycott
 Passed resolution to divest city
 and divest from businesses
 pensions from war and human
 supporting Israeli genocide
 rights violations by Israel.
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Let Voters Decide on Apartheid-Free Community
 Open Letter to the Burlington City Council




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Next Steps



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 What this NPA can do:
 ● Vote on a resolution to call on City Council to uphold democratic
 norms and endorse the open letter to the Burlington City Council

 What you can do:
 ● Sign the open letter (vermontcpl.org/btv)
 ● Contact city council democrats to demand the right to vote on AFC
 ● Inform your community about AFC and post on Front Porch Forum
 ● Volunteer with VCPL to support the Burlington campaign
  Ben Traverse Mark Barlow Evan Litwin Sarah E Carpenter
btraverse@burlingtonvt.gov mbarlow@burlingtonvt.gov elitwin@burlingtonvt.gov scarpenter@burlingtonvt.gov
 (802) 357-2055 (802) 549-4433 (802) 448-0802 (802) 658-0474
  Buddy Singh Becca Brown McKnight Allie Schachter
 bsingh@burlingtonvt.gov bbrownmcknight@burlingtonvt.gov aschachter@burlingtonvt.gov
 (802) 238-5131 (802) 489-6439 (802) 448-4227 Page 22 of 49
Thank
You!
Questions? Contact us:
apartheidfree@vermontcpl.org


Vermontcpl.org

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North Ave Redevelopment
Presented by Michael Chaucer from Haven Architecture LLC




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Introduction
Michael Chaucer is an Architect with Haven Architecture LLC. Michael works on
residential projects throughout New England, with a focus on additions and new
construction of single family homes and multifamily buildings. Michael is a
graduate of the Boston Architectural College, the University of Vermont, and
Burlington High School.



Haven Architecture LLC is a small architectural design firm with a team of five
employees and an office on Battery Street in Burlington.



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 Where is our project located?
 126
 Nor
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Our project is located Brian’s Auto Sustainability Academy


at 126 North Avenue,
 ONE Community Center
next door to the ﬁre
department and just a
few houses North of
Brian’s Auto.

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What’s there now?


 The existing building is a
 rental duplex, built in the
 late 19th century. The
 foundation is failing, and
 decades of poor
 management has resulted
 in damage beyond repair.

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 Why redevelop?

Burlington’s housing shortage is no
secret, and it’s going to take an “all
hands on deck” approach to ﬁx it.
Our clients would like to do what
they can to help ease the pressure
on rental housing supply, using the
small amount of property and
resources at their disposal.

 housingdata.org
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What are our goals?

 To utilize the new Neighborhood Code to
 create “missing middle” housing. The new
 building will include 16x highly eﬃcient
 and affordable rental units.
 The building will be all-electric, and will
 meet all of the latest energy eﬃciency
 standards. The rental rates will target
 middle-income affordability, and will
 provide a mix of 1- and 2-bedroom
 apartments.
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 What will it look like?

We are taking inspiration from the Old
North End buildings that we love and
cherish. Our goal is to create a design
that will ﬁt seamlessly into the existing
cultural fabric of our beloved
neighborhood.
The new building will be four stories
high, with traditional details and
exterior treatments that reﬂect the
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 What about amenities?
This all-electric, high-eﬃciency building will be
designed to be fully compliant with FHA
accessibility standards, including wheelchair
accessible elevator access. There will be
indoor, secured bike parking for each resident,
including E-bike charging stations. The building
will be dog friendly, and will have a fenced in
yard on site for our resident pups to play in, as
well as a rooftop deck for neighborhood
gatherings with a view.
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What is our timeline?


 We hope to begin construction in the
 Summer of 2026, and we expect
 construction to take 12-18 months. Our
 goal is to have the new homes available
 for rent by June 2028 or sooner!

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Thank you!




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 architect


GENERAL NOTES 134 ARCHIBALD RENOVATION JRMA design studio
 architecture - planning - development
 www.jrmadesignstudio.com
1. THESE NOTES APPLY TO ALL DRAWINGS AND GOVERN UNLESS NOTED OR SPECIFIED FOR MORE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO PARTICULAR PROJECT MANAGER
DIVISIONS OF THE WORK. SEE SPECIFICATIONS AND SHEET NOTES CONTAINED IN SUBSECTIONS OF THESE DRAWINGS. : Mr. Michael Alvanos
 175 Summit Circle
 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
2. THE GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION AND THE SPECIFICATIONS SUPPLEMENT THESE DRAWINGS AND ARE A PART OF THE Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.
 owner/client

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT SITE AND BE FULLY COGNIZANT OF ALL FIELD CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING BID. ANY CONFLICTS OR DISCREPANCIES
BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS AND SITE CONDITIONS SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER.

4. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY ALL EXISTING DIMENSIONS IN FIELD. ON DRAWINGS, ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS SHALL BE USED. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS.
CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY AND BE MADE COMPLETELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS ON THE JOB. ARCHITECT MUST BE NOTIFIED IN
WRITING OF ANY PROPOSED OR REQUIRED VARIATIONS FROM THE DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS SHOWN, AND A WRITTEN CHANGE ORDER ISSUED BEFORE
MAKING ANY CHANGES AT THE JOB SITE. civil


5. BY ACCEPTING AND USING THESE DRAWINGS, CONTRACTOR AGREES THAT HE SHALL ASSUME SOLE AND COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY FOR JOB SITE
CONDITIONS DURING THE COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION OF THIS PROJECT, INCLUDING SAFETY OF ALL PERSONS AND PROPERTY; THAT THIS REQUIREMENT
SHALL APPLY CONTINUOUSLY AND NOT BE LIMITED TO NORMAL WORKING HOURS.

6. CONTRACTOR ACKNOWLEDGES THOROUGH FAMILIARIZATION WITH THE BUILDING SITE CONDITIONS, WITH THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, WITH THE
DELIVERY FACILITIES, AND ALL OTHER MATTERS AND CONDITIONS WHICH MAY AFFECT THE OPERATIONS AND COMPLETION OF THE WORK, AND ASSUMES ALL




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RISK THEREFROM.

7. THE DRAWINGS SCHEMATICALLY INDICATE EXISTING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION. DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE WORK, ADJUSTMENTS WILL LIKELY BE
REQUIRED IN THE FIELD TO MEET THE DESIGN OBJECTIVES.



DEFERRED SUBMITTALS
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE PROVIDED ON A DESIGN/BUILD BASIS. CONTRACTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING COMPLETE DESIGN AND
SECURING NECESSARY PERMITS, INSURING SYSTEMS ARE CODE COMPLIANT, FULLY OPERATIONAL AND COMPLETE. DESIGN DOCUMENTS OF THESE
PERMITS WILL BE SUBMITTED SEPARATELY TO THE CITY OF BERKELEY BUILDING DEPARTMENT BY RESPECTIVE CONTRACTORS FOLLOWING
ARCHITECTS' AND DESIGN CONSULTANTS' REVIEW FOR COMPLIANCE TO DESIGN INTENT.
 PROJECT LOCATION

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 AREA MAP - NOT TO SCALE
 DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
ABBREVIATIONS MATERIALS LEGEND GRAPHIC SYMBOLS GENERAL PROJECT DATA PROJECT DATA TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
@ AT H.C HANDICAP PROJECT SUMMARY: STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
A.B ANCHOR BOLT H.M HOLLOW METAL OWNERS: 21 BRIGHT STREET LLC ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.
ACT. ACOUSTICAL CONCRETE STEEL 0 STRUCTURAL COLUMN THIS PROJECT INVOLVES THE RENOVATION AND CONSTRUCTION
 OR GRID 134 ARCHIBALD ST
ALT. ALTERNATE INSUL. INSULATION FOR 8 NEW RESIDENTIAL UNITS IN THE EXISTING STRUCTURE. BURLINGTON, VERMONT NO
 EACH UNIT WILL HAVE A GROUND FLOOR ACCESS AND BE ADA . DESCRIP. DATE
ALUM. ALUMINUM INT. INTERIOR CMU ALUMINUM 05401 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
ARCH. ARCHITECTURAL ADAPTABLE AND HANDICAP COMPLIANT
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 LAV. LAVATORY PROJECT ADDRESS: 134 ARCHIBALD STREET 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25
BD. BOARD STONE BRICK Level One EACH UNIT HAS A FULL BATHROOM, KITCHEN AREA, LIVING AREA,
 876' - 0"
 LEVEL BURLINGTON, VERMONT
BLDG. BUILDING MAX. MAXIMUM AND DEPENDING ON UNIT SIZE WILL BE A CLASSIC STUDIO OR A 05401
B.O BOTTOM OF M.E.P MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING LEGAL 1 BEDROOM.
 MIN. MINIMUM NORTH ARROW PARCEL ID # 040-2-070-000
CEIL./CLG CEILING MISC. MISCELLANEOUS CHANGES TO THE SITE WILL TAKE PLACE TO PAVE AND RESIZE LAND AREA 8,451 SQ.FT
C.J CONTROL JOINT M.O MASONRY OPENING THE EXISTING GRAVEL DRIVEWAY ALONG BRIGHT STREET.
 FINISHED WOOD SECTION/ELEVATION
CL CENTERLINE BUILDING TYPE (EXISTING) (B) BUSINESS
CLO CLOSET N NORTH 1 BUILDING TYPE (PROPOSED) (R2) RESIDENTIAL
CMU CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT N.I.C NOT IN CONTRACT PLYWOOD ELEV / SECTION REF. DENSITY 8 UNITS
 A101
CONC. CONCRETE N.T.S NOT TO SCALE UNITS (EXISTING) 0
 DRAWING NUMBER
CONT. CONTINUOUS UNITS (PROPOSED) 8
 O.C ON CENTER WOOD FRAMING (BLOCKING) BEDROOMS (EXISTING) 0
D.F DRINKING FOUNTAIN O.D OUTSIDE DIAMETER 1 Ref BEDROOMS (PROPOSED) 9
DIA. DIAMETER OPP. OPPOSITE BATHS (EXISTING) 3
DIM. DIMENSION Ref Ref
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D.S. DOWN SPOUT PSF. POUNDS PER SQUARE FOOT BATT INSULATION 1 Ref
DWG. DRAWING PSI POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH CONSTRUCTION TYPE V-B
 APPLICABLE CODES
EA. EACH R. RADIUS RIGID INSULATION 101 DOOR TAG TOTAL BUILDING AREA 3280
EQ. EQUAL R.D ROOF DRAIN TOTAL BUILDING RECONS. COVER PAGE
 2015 NFPA 1 FIRE CODE
EXIST. EXISTING REBAR REINFORCING BARS 1i 2015 NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE
EXT. EXTERIOR REQ. REQUIRED FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION WALL TAG
 2015 IBC BUILDING SETBACKS SEE ZONING INFORMATION
 R.W.L RAIN WATER LEADER 2010 ADA STANDARDS FOR BUILDING SAFETY CODE PARKING 4 SPOTS (ON-SITE)
F.D FLOOR DRAIN R.O.W RIGHT OF WAY 1t WINDOW TAG 2010 ADA ACCESSIBLE DESIGN BICYCLE PARKING 6 SPOTS - LONG TERM
F.E.C FIRE EXTING. CABINET 2012 VERMONT ACCESS RULES 6 SPOTS - SHORT TERM
 S.C SOILD CORE Room name
GA. GAUGE SPECS. SPECIFICATIONS EARTH ROOM NAME / NUMBER
 150 SF 2024 (CBES) AMMENDED
G.C GENERAL CONTRACTOR SQ.FT Project number 2025 355
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GALV. GALVANIZED T.O TOP OF Date 2025 10 08
GYP. BD GYPSUM BOARD TYP. TYPICAL GRASS
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 architect


 JRMA design studio
134 ARCHIBALD STREET - architecture - planning - development
 www.jrmadesignstudio.com


BURLINGTON VERMONT CLIMATE ANALYSIS PROJECT MANAGER
 : Mr. Michael Alvanos
 175 Summit Circle
 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
 Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com


 owner/client




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 STATION DAILY PERCIPITATION
 DAILY PRECIPITATION IN BURLINGTON, VERMONT IS MODERATE AND FAIRLY CONSISTENT YEAR-ROUND, WITH
 FREQUENT LIGHT RAIN OR SNOW RATHER THAN HEAVY DOWNPOURS. MOST DAYS SEE SOME CLOUD COVER OR AVERAGE DAILY TEMPS
 DRIZZLE, BUT TRULY DRY STRETCHES ARE RELATIVELY SHORT. AVERAGE DAILY TEMPERATURES IN BURLINGTON, VERMONT SWING WIDELY THROUGH THE YEAR, WITH COLD
 WINTERS OFTEN BELOW FREEZING AND WARM SUMMERS AVERAGING IN THE 70S–80S °F (21–29 °C). SPRING AND
 FALL SEE RAPID TRANSITIONS, CREATING NOTICEABLE DAY-TO-NIGHT AND SEASONAL TEMPERATURE SHIFTS.




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 DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 HUMIDITY IN BURLINGTON, VERMONT VARIES WIDELY THROUGH THE YEAR. TYPICALLY LOW AND CRISP IN WINTER, THEN RISING EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 AVERAGE SNOWFALL THROUGH SPRING TO BECOME WARM AND OFTEN MUGGY IN JULY AND AUGUST. LATE SUMMER BRINGS THE MOST HUMID TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE

 BURLINGTON, VERMONT EXPERIENCES SUBSTANTIAL SNOWFALL FROM LATE NOVEMBER THROUGH MARCH, WITH CONDITIONS, WHILE AUTUMN QUICKLY RETURNS TO DRIER, MORE COMFORTABLE AIR. ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 THE HEAVIEST ACCUMULATION TYPICALLY OCCURRING IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. SNOW TENDS TO FALL STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON

 4:10 PM
 4:10 PM 7:35 PM
 7:35 PM
 STEADILY THROUGH THE SEASON, BUILDING A CONSISTENT WINTER SNOWPACK RATHER THAN ARRIVING IN SHORT
 BURSTS.
 DESIGN STRATEGIES THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.



 SHADING + ORIENTATION NO
 . DESCRIP. DATE
 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25


 HDD - HEATING DEGREE DAYS
 FOR BURLINGTON, VERMONT, THE ANNUAL TOTAL IS ROUGHLY 5,400–5,600 HDD PER YEAR. THIS MEANS OVER THE
 COURSE OF THE YEAR, THE CUMULATIVE DEGREES BELOW 65 °F SUM TO ABOUT 5,400–5,600, REFLECTING THE
 CITY’S COLD CLIMATE AND LONG HEATING SEASON. BUILDING ORIENTATION AND SHADING STRATEGIES MAXIMIZE ENERGY

 50'.0 +/-
 EFFICIENCY AND OCCUPANT COMFORT BY CONTROLLING SOLAR HEAT GAIN,
 REDUCING GLARE, AND LEVERAGING NATURAL LIGHT THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
 S N CDD - COOLING DEGREE DAYS
 NATURAL VENTILATION
 FOR BURLINGTON, VERMONT, COOLING NEEDS ARE MINIMAL. THE CITY TYPICALLY ACCUMULATES ONLY ABOUT
 50–60 CDD PER YEAR, MOSTLY IN JULY AND AUGUST DURING THE OCCASIONAL HOT SPELL. COMPARED TO
 HEATING, COOLING IS BARELY A FACTOR IN BURLINGTON’S CLIMATE.


 Month HDD (°F·day) CDD (°F·day)
 134 ARCHIBALD
 Jan 1,510 0
 Feb 1,310 0
 Mar 1,063 0
 Apr 633 0 CLIMATE
 7:31 AM 4:13 AM May 282 13 ANALYSIS
 7:31 AM 4:13 AM
 Jun 58 64
 7:31 AM 4:13 AM Jul 6 176 NATURAL VENTILATION HARNESSES WIND AND BUOYANCY TO CIRCULATE FRESH AIR
 December 21 June 20 Aug 29 119 THROUGH A BUILDING, IMPROVING INDOOR AIR QUALITY, REDUCING RELIANCE ON
 Sep 199 16 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS, AND ENHANCING THERMAL COMFORT SUSTAINABLY.
 Oct 533 0 DAYLIGHTING CONTROLS
 Nov 846 0
 Dec 1,302 0 DAYLIGHTING CONTROLS, INCLUDING STRATEGIES LIKE AUTOMATED SHADING AND Project number 2025 355
 E
  SOLAR STUDY SUN SHELVES, OPTIMIZE NATURAL LIGHT USE, REDUCE ENERGY CONSUMPTION,
1 Date 2025 10 08
  1" = 50'-0" Annual 7,771 388 AND ENHANCE OCCUPANT COMFORT BY BALANCING SUNLIGHT PENETRATION AND
 INTERIOR ILLUMINATION. Drawn by M.A
 Checked by M.A
 SAFE MATERIAL SELECTION + SALVAGE MATERIALS Scale 1" = 50'-0"
 SAFE SALVAGING OF MATERIALS PROMOTES SUSTAINABILITY AND RESPONSIBLE
 BUILDING BY RECLAIMING AND REPURPOSING RESOURCES WHILE MINIMIZING
 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND HEALTH RISKS. A0.8
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 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
 Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com


 owner/client




 civil




 134 ARCHIBALD
 5 4




 architectural stamp




 DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
5 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT W RITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON

 3 THE ORIGINAL DRAW ING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.


 NO




 ARCHIBAL
 . DESCRIP. DATE




 D ST
 2




 2

 134 ARCHIBALD

 3
 PHOTO SURVEY
 4 BRIGHT ST 1




 Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 09 09
 Drawn by M.S.
 Checked by M.A.
 Scale 1" = 20'-0"
 2 1
 A0.2
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 owner/client




 civil




 134 ARCHIBALD
 43'.0 +/-




 EXISTING VEGITATION
 (TO REMAIN)

 GRASS
 CONCRETE (1956 SQ. FT)
 (EXISTING)
 50'.0 +/-
 130 ARCHIBALD
 (640 SQ. FT)




 ARCHIBAL 27 BRIGHT ST architectural stamp



 105'.0 +/- 90'.0 +/-

 D ST GAS METERS



 CONC. 134 ARCHIBALD STREET
 21 BRIGHT ST LLC
 40.0' +/-
 (305 SQ.FT)
 MAP 040-2-070-000 PARKING DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 (paved) EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT




 39' - 11 5/16"
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,

 BLD ENTRY 1 STORY STRUCTURE (1737 SQ. FT) EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 (3240 SQ.FT FOOTPRINT) IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT W RITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAW ING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.
 BLD ENTRY BLD ENTRY
 ZONING & BUILDING INFORMATION
 NO
 ZONING DISTRICT NMU (NEIGHBORHOOD MIXED USE) . DESCRIP. DATE
 OCCUPANCY EXISTING (B) OFFICE BUILDING, S2 - STORAGE
 GRASS GRASS OCCUPANCY PROPOSED (R2) RESIDENTIAL
 (363 SQ.FT) (160 SQ.FT) BUILDING TYPE V-B
 TRASH / REC BUILDING AREA 3240 SQ.FT
 BUILDING PERIMETER 272 FEET
 148'.0 +/-
 ACCESS TO SITE CAR PARKING ACCESS FROM BRIGHT STREET


 "EXISTING" CONCRETE WALKWAY ZONING DIM STANDARDS NMU
 "EXISTING" CONCRETE DRIVE 36 SQ. FT.
 ELECTRICAL PANELS. MAX INTENSITY 2.0 F.A.R
 139 SQ. FT. "EXISTING" CONCRETE
 MAX LOT COVERAGE 80%
 140 SQ. FT.
 "EXISTING" CAST-IRON FENCE SETBACKS
 FRONT 0
 SIDE 0
 REAR 0

 BRIGHT ST HEIGHT 22' MIN
 35' MAX
 134 ARCHIBALD

 EXISTING SITE PLAN 0 5' 10' 20'
 1
 1" = 10'-0" 0 2"
 1" = 10'-0" EXISTING SITE
 EXISTING PROPOSED
 LOT SIZE 8,451 SQ.FT 8,451 SQ.FT

 BUILDING 3,240 SQ.FT 3,240 SQ.FT
 DRIVEWAY/PAVEMENT 1,737 SQ.FT 2,600 SQ.FT
 WALKWAYS / STEPS 620 SQ.FT 206 SQ.FT
 PORCHES/DECKS 0 SQ.FT 0 SQ.FT
 SHEDS 0 SQ.FT 0 SQ.FT Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 09 09
 TOTALS 5597 SQ.FT 5,183 SQ.FT Drawn by M.S.
 COVERAGE 66 % 76 %
 Checked by M.A.
 Scale 1" = 10'-0"
PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT A SURVEY. ALTHOUGH JRMA DESIGN STUDIO HAS, TO THE BEST OF ITS ABILITY AND PROFESSIONAL
CAPABILITIES TRIED TO ENSURE ACCURACY, THIS DRAWING DOES NOT REPRESENT ANY GUARANTEE OR VALIDATE ANY INFORMATION TOTAL LOT COVERAGE ALLOWED 80 %
 EXISTING LOT COVERAGE 66 %
PROVIDED. THE INFORMATION HEREIN WAS PRODUCED FROM THE BURLINGTON VERMONT ASSESSORS DATABASE, BURLINGTON ZONING
MAPS, G.I.S DATA, AND GOOGLE MAPS. PROPOSED LOT COVERAGE 76 % SP1.0
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 : Mr. Michael Alvanos
 175 Summit Circle
 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
 Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com


 owner/client
 GRASS
 (1364 SQ. FT)


 CONCRETE
 130 ARCHIBALD STREET (EXISTING)
 (640 SQ. FT) civil


 50'.0 +/-


 SNOW
 REMOVAL AREA




 134 ARCHIBALD
 ARCHIBAL
 DRIVEWAY 4
 (NEIGHBOR)
 27 BRIGHT ST



 3
 105'.0 +/-
 GAS METERS TRASH - 0"
 18'
 B1 RECEPTICALS
 PARKING


 D ST
 134 ARCHIBALD STREET (paved)
 GRASS
 21 BRIGHT ST LLC (1960 SQ. FT) 9' -
 0"
 (457 SQ.FT)
 MAP 040-2-070-000 2
 - 0"
 18'
 G1
 G2 1 STORY STRUCTURE
 (3240 SQ.FT FOOTPRINT)

 40.0' +/-
 UNIT 8
 UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 5' -
 0"

 1
 UNIT 6 UNIT 7
 G2

 UTILITY POLE G2 G2 (10) architectural stamp
 G2
 B1 G2 G2 G2




 4 x 8 PAD GRASS CHAIN LINK FENCE
 (6) SHORT TERM ELECTRICAL PANELS. "EXISTING" CONCRETE WALKWAY
 (116 SQ.FT) W/PRIVACY
 BIKE RACK 36 SQ. FT.
 "EXISTING" CAST-IRON FENCE
 DISCLAIMER:

 BRIGHT ST THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ZONING & BUILDING INFORMATION ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 ZONING DISTRICT NMU (NEIGHBORHOOD MIXED USE) THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.
 OCCUPANCY EXISTING (B) OFFICE BUILDING, S2 - STORAGE
 OCCUPANCY PROPOSED (R2) RESIDENTIAL NO
 BUILDING TYPE V-B . DESCRIP. DATE
 0 5' 10' 20'
 Site Plan BUILDING AREA 3240 SQ.FT 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 1
 1" = 10'-0" 0 2" BUILDING PERIMETER 272 FEET 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 1" = 10'-0" ACCESS TO SITE CAR PARKING ACCESS FROM BRIGHT STREET 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25



 ZONING DIM STANDARDS NMU

 MAX INTENSITY 2.0 F.A.R
 MAX LOT COVERAGE 80%
 SETBACKS
 FRONT 0
 SIDE 0
 REAR 0

 HEIGHT 22' MIN
 35' MAX


 134 ARCHIBALD
PLANT SCHEDULE EXISTING PROPOSED
 LOT SIZE 8,451 SQ.FT 8,451 SQ.FT
KEY QTY SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME SIZE SPACING
 PROPOSED SITE
DECIDUOUS TREES BUILDING 3,240 SQ.FT 3,240 SQ.FT
 DRIVEWAY/PAVEMENT 1,737 SQ.FT 2,600 SQ.FT PLAN
B1 2 BETULA NIGRA "HERITAGE (SINGLE STEM) SINGLE STEM RIVER BIRCH 16-18' HEIGHT AS SHOWN
 WALKWAYS / STEPS 620 SQ.FT 206 SQ.FT
 PORCHES/DECKS 0 SQ.FT 0 SQ.FT
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES SHEDS 0 SQ.FT 0 SQ.FT
G1 4 CAREX PENSYLVANICA OAK SEDGE 1'-0 HEIGHT 12" O.C
G2 8 CALAMAGROSTIS 'KARL FOSTER" REED GRASS 2'-0" HEIGHT 24" O.C TOTALS 5597 SQ.FT 5,183 SQ.FT
 COVERAGE 66 % 76 % Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 10 08
 TOTAL LOT COVERAGE ALLOWED 80 % Drawn by C.R
PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT A SURVEY. ALTHOUGH JRMA DESIGN STUDIO HAS, TO THE BEST OF ITS ABILITY AND PROFESSIONAL EXISTING LOT COVERAGE 66 % Checked by M.A
CAPABILITIES TRIED TO ENSURE ACCURACY, THIS DRAWING DOES NOT REPRESENT ANY GUARANTEE OR VALIDATE ANY INFORMATION PROPOSED LOT COVERAGE 76 % Scale 1" = 10'-0"
PROVIDED. THE INFORMATION HEREIN WAS PRODUCED FROM THE BURLINGTON VERMONT ASSESSORS DATABASE, BURLINGTON ZONING
MAPS, G.I.S DATA, AND GOOGLE MAPS.

 SP2.0
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 Shelburne, Vermont 05482

SHORT TERM BIKE PARKING ph. 802-734-3613
 Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com


 owner/client




 civil




 134 ARCHIBALD



 architectural stamp




PLANTING PICTURES

B1 - CALAMAGROSTIS 'KARL FOSTER" REED GRASS G2 - CALAMAGROSTIS 'KARL FOSTER" REED GRASS G2 - CALAMAGROSTIS 'KARL FOSTER" REED GRASS


 DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.


 NO
 . DESCRIP. DATE
 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25




 134 ARCHIBALD


 SITE DETAILS




 Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 10 08
 Drawn by C.R
 Checked by M.A
 Scale




 SP2.1
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 civil




 134 ARCHIBALD
 PERSPECTIVE 01
 2




 AXON VIEW 1
 1




 architectural stamp




 PERSPECTIVE 02
4
 DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.


 NO
 . DESCRIP. DATE
 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25




 134 ARCHIBALD


 PROPOSED
 AXONS



 PERSPECTIVE 03 AXON VIEW 2
5 3 Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 10 08
 Drawn by C.R
 Checked by M.A
 Scale




 A1.5
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 owner/client




 civil



 1
 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
 A4.0

 3
 ____


 A3.0




 134 ARCHIBALD
 99' - 6"+/-

 12' - 7"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 7"+/-




 A A




 BATH BATH BATH BATH BATH BATH BATH BATH
 101.1 102.1 103.1 104.1 105.1 106.1 107.1 108.1


 W STG STG
 W W STG STG
 W W STG STG
 W W STG
 W STG



 15' - 3 1/2"+/-
 17' - 9"+/-

 4
 ____


 A3.0




 architectural stamp
  2
____ C EDGE OF LOFT EDGE OF LOFT EDGE OF LOFT EDGE OF LOFT EDGE OF LOFT


 30' - 0"+/-
 A3.0

 PARTIAL HEIGHT WALL PARTIAL HEIGHT WALL PARTIAL HEIGHT WALL
 LADDER LADDER
 LADDER LADDER LADDER EDGE OF LOFT EDGE OF LOFT EDGE OF LOFT
 E

 35' - 1"+/-

 LADDER LADDER LADDER
 UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5

 14' - 8 1/2"+/-
 101 102 103 104 105

 ENTRY
 DISCLAIMER:
 2 2 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 A4.0 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 A4.0 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 106 107 108 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY


 17' - 4"+/-
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.


 NO
 . DESCRIP. DATE
 B 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 ENTRY ENTRY ENTRY ENTRY ENTRY
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25
 STG




 D

 ENTRY ENTRY




 1
 ____ 1
 A3.0
 A4.0



 134 ARCHIBALD


 GROUND FLOOR
 LEVEL

 0 2' 4' 8'
 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN
 1
 1/4" = 1'-0" 0 2"
 1/4" = 1'-0"
 Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 10 08
 Drawn by C.R
 Checked by M.A
 Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"


 A2.1
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 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
 Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com


 owner/client




 civil




 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
 1
 3
 ____
 A4.0
 A3.0




 134 ARCHIBALD
 99' - 6"+/-

 12' - 7"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 7"+/-




 A A




 15' - 3 1/2"+/-
 LOFT UNIT 1 LOFT UNIT 2 LOFT UNIT 3 LOFT UNIT 4 LOFT UNIT 5 LOFT UNIT 6 LOFT UNIT 7 LOFT UNIT 8

 17' - 9"+/-
 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208



 ____ 4
 A3.0




 architectural stamp
  2
____ C
 A3.0
 30' - 0"+/-
 E

 35' - 1"+/-




 14' - 8 1/2"+/- DISCLAIMER:
 2 2 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 A4.0 A4.0 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY


 17' - 4"+/-
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.


 NO
 . DESCRIP. DATE
 B 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25




 D




 ____  1
 A3.0




 1 134 ARCHIBALD
 A4.0



 LOFT LEVEL



 L2 - LOFT LEVEL 0 2' 4' 8'
 1
 1/4" = 1'-0" 0 2"
 1/4" = 1'-0"
 Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 10 08
 Drawn by C.R
 Checked by M.A
 Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"


 A2.2
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 99' - 6"+/- www.jrmadesignstudio.com

 12' - 7"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 7"+/- PROJECT MANAGER
 : Mr. Michael Alvanos
 175 Summit Circle
 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
 ROOF Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com
 16' - 0"
 owner/client
 EXISTING CLAPBOARD
 SIDING OR DIFFERENT
 7' - 0"+/-
 W1 W2 W2 W1 W1 W2 W2 W1 W1 W2 W2 W1 W2 W1 W1 W2 TEXTURED METAL
 SIDING



 W3 W4 W4 W3 W3 W4 W4 W3 W3 W4 W4 W3 W4 W3 W3 W4 FIXED GLAZING
 L2 F.F.L civil

 16' - 0"+/-
 9' - 0"
 2' - 2"+/-
 B.O CANOPY
 6' - 10"
 OPERABLE UNIT

 W5 W6 W6 W5 W5 W6 W6 W5 W5 W6 W6 W5 W6 W5 W5 W6 W6 WOOD TEXTURED SIDING

 6' - 10"+/-
 'TREX'' OR SIMILAR




 134 ARCHIBALD
 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1


 CORRUGATED METAL SIDING
 L1 F.F.L
 0' - 0"


 SUPER GRAPHIC ADDRESS
 EAST ELEVATION
 1
 1/4" = 1'-0"



 2 2
 A C A4.0 B D D B E C A
 A4.0
 35' - 1"+/-
 35' - 1"+/-




 ROOF ROOF
 16' - 0" 16' - 0"
 EXISTING CLAPBOARD
 SIDING OR DIFFERENT
 TEXTURED METAL SIDING
 EXISTING CLAPBOARD

 7' - 0"+/-
 SIDING OR DIFFERENT
 TEXTURED METAL SIDING


 WOOD TEXTURED SIDING architectural stamp
 'TREX'
 W4 W9 W4 W9 W9
 L2 F.F.L L2 F.F.L

 16' - 0"+/- 16' - 0"+/-
 9' - 0" 9' - 0"


 B.O CANOPY
 6' - 10"
 SUPER GRAPHIC
 ADDRESS SUPER GRAPHIC
 W8 W7 ADDRESS W7 W7 W7 9' - 0"+/-
 D1


 DISCLAIMER:
 CORRUGATED METAL SIDING THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 L1 F.F.L L1 F.F.L TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 0' - 0" 0' - 0" ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 WOOD TEXTURED SIDING CORRUGATED METAL SIDING THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.
 'TREX' OR SIMILAR
 SOUTH ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION
 2 4 NO
 1/4" = 1'-0" 1/4" = 1'-0"
 . DESCRIP. DATE
 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25



 1
 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
 A4.0
 99' - 6"+/-

 12' - 7"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 4 1/2"+/- 12' - 7"+/-




 ROOF
 16' - 0"




 7' - 0"+/-
 EXISTING CLAPBOARD
 SIDING
 134 ARCHIBALD

 L2 F.F.L

16' - 0"+/-
 9' - 0"
 BUILDING
 ELEVATIONS

 9' - 0"+/-




 Project number 2025 355
 L1 F.F.L
 Date 2025 10 08
 0' - 0" Drawn by C.R
 Checked by M.A
 Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"


 3
 WEST ELEVATION
 1/4" = 1'-0"
 A3.0
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 JRMA design studio
 architecture - planning - development
EXTERIOR CLADDING - TREX www.jrmadesignstudio.com

 PROJECT MANAGER
 : Mr. Michael Alvanos
 175 Summit Circle
 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
 Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com


 owner/client




 civil




 134 ARCHIBALD



 architectural stamp




EXTERIOR CLADDING - CORRUGATED METAL



 DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.


 NO
 . DESCRIP. DATE
 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25




 134 ARCHIBALD


 EXTERIOR
 MATERIALS




 Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 10 08
 Drawn by C.R
 Checked by M.A
 Scale




 A3.1
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 architect


 JRMA design studio
 architecture - planning - development
 www.jrmadesignstudio.com

 PROJECT MANAGER
 : Mr. Michael Alvanos
 175 Summit Circle
 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
 Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com


 owner/client



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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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 ROOF
 16' - 0"

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 LONGITUDINAL SECTION
 2 architectural stamp
 1/4" = 1'-0"




 DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 2 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.
 A E D
 A4.0
 NO
 35' - 1"+/-
 . DESCRIP. DATE
 17' - 9"+/- 17' - 4"+/- 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25

 ROOF
 16' - 0"




 7' - 0"+/-
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 L2 F.F.L

 16' - 0"+/-
 9' - 0"




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 SECTIONS
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 A4.0
 Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 10 08
 Drawn by C.R
 Checked by M.A
 Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"
 SECTION @ STUDIO
 1
 1/4" = 1'-0"
 A4.0
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 architect


 JRMA design studio
 architecture - planning - development
 OPERABLE WINDOW - MARVIN CASEMENT ENTRY DOORS - THERMA TRU www.jrmadesignstudio.com

 PROJECT MANAGER
 : Mr. Michael Alvanos
 175 Summit Circle
 Shelburne, Vermont 05482
 ph. 802-734-3613
 Email: Michael@JRMAdesignstudio.com


 owner/client




 civil




 134 ARCHIBALD



 architectural stamp




 DISCLAIMER:
 THIS DRAW ING AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE
 EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF JRMA DESIGN STUDIO, AND ARE NOT
 TO BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
 EXCEPT AS REQUIRED FOR THE STATED PROJECT. THEY ARE
 ONLY TO BE USED FOR THIS PROJECT AND SITE SPECIFICALLY
 IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND ARE NOT TO BE USED ON ANY OTHER
 PROJECT WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF JRMA DESIGN
 STUDIO. SCALES AS NOTED ON THIS DRAWING ARE VALID ON
 THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY, THE DIMENSIONS OF WHICH
 ARE 24 x 36 INCHES.


 NO
FIXED WINDOW - MARVIN DIRECT GLAZE . DESCRIP. DATE
 1 Revision 1 09.10.25
 2 Revision 2 10.06.25
 3 Zoning Permit 10.08.25




 134 ARCHIBALD


 SPECIFICATIONS




 Project number 2025 355
 Date 2025 10 08
 Drawn by C.R
 Checked by M.A
 Scale




 A9.0

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Meeting Agenda
Ward 2 Neighborhood Planning Assembly (NPA)
Nov 13th, 2025 | 6:30-8:30pm | All are welcome

 Join in person: O.N.E. Community Dinner
 ONE Community Center, 20 Allen Street 5:30-6:30pm | Free | Donations welcome
 Laotian Menu with Guest Chef Phet Keomanyvanh of
 Join remotely: Moo Noit Market
 https://zoom.us/j/93179389982 Music: Brian Perkins​



Facilitator: Nora Aronds (she/her)​ ​ Notetaker: Kason Hudman


6:30 pm Introduction
5 min -​ Agenda adopted and previous minutes approved.
6:35 pm Public Forum (2 minutes max per person)
10 min -​ Nobody speaks during Public Forum.
6:45 pm Community Support for Apartheid-Free Pledge Request
25 min Duncan Kreps, Jill Clark-Gollub, Paul Fleckenstein - VT Coalition for Palestinian Liberation
 -​ Paul Fleckenstein mentions that the Democratic majority has denied the citizens of Burlington the
 ability to vote on the Apartheid-Free resolution. Paul then claims that the Democratic majority has
 done this because they support the state of Israel. Paul goes on to explain why the State of Israel is
 an apartheid state, including detailing the dispossession of Palestinian land, discrimination against
 Palestinians etc. Paul mentions that groups like Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and
 the International Community Court have all determined that Israel is an apartheid state. Israel also
 passed a law in 2018 that defined the right to self-determination as a right “unique to the Jewish
 people,” which Paul claims is Israel self-defining as an apartheid state. Paul then details how the
 State of Israel shrunk the State of Palestine over time, and mentions that billions of dollars in
 military aid have been sent to Israel from the United States, including millions from Vermont.
 -​ Duncan takes over, mentions that 27.6M left Vermont to pay for aid to Israel. Duncan also
 mentions that four Palestinian students were shot in Burlington, and that Vermonters have always
 been on the forefront of rights for others. All of these things make this a local issue. Duncan then
 mentions that 9 Vermont towns have already adopted the Apartheid Free Community pledge.
 Duncan then details how the Burlington ballot process works, and mentions that Burlington has
 twice met the necessary number of signatures to put the Apartheid-Free Communities question on
 the ballot, but it has been blocked by the Democratic majority. Duncan then details that the new
 strategy is to send an open letter to the Burlington City Council, pressuring them to allow this
 question to appear on the next Town Meeting Day ballot. Duncan also encourages people to sign
 the open letter and reach out to the Democratic City Councilors.
 -​ Kit Andrews, Ward 2 Resident, mentions that she appreciates the presentation and that she agrees
 with the Apartheid-Free Resolution. She wants to know what the process will be to put an NPA

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 resolution supporting the Apartheid-Free resolution up for a vote during the next NPA meeting.
 Nora from the NPA Steering Committee outlines the process, including that the vote could be
 detailed in the agenda for the next meeting.
 -​ Melo Grant, Ward 2 City Councilor, encourages people to contact the Democratic city councilors.
 -​ Paul Fleckenstein details all of the reasons why Democratic city councilors previously gave for not
 allowing the resolution to go up for a vote, which he describes as basically a word salad.
 -​ Nora confirms that the NPA will add an NPA Resolution supporting the Apartheid-Free Community
 resolution onto the Agenda for our December meeting for the NPA to vote on.
7:10 pm Migrant Justice Overview & Updates
25 min Rachel Elliott - Communications & Development Coordinator, Migrant Justice
 -​ Rachel passes the mic over to her colleague, who happened to also be at the Ward 2 NPA Meeting.
 -​ Rachel’s colleague asks folks what they know about Migrant Justice, and people from the meeting
 shout out things like “Labor Rights,” “Milk with Dignity,” etc. Rachel’s colleague details that Migrant
 Justice started after a migrant farmworker died and a movement mobilized to give migrant workers
 labor rights, human rights, etc. Rachel’s colleague wants everyone to know that we can all play a
 part in supporting Migrant Justice as consumers, since we can pressure companies to sign onto
 agreements like Milk with Dignity.
 -​ Rachel takes back over, mentions that over the past 10 months, there has been almost a tenfold
 increase in immigration detentions. Rachel then mentions that quite a few of them have been
 freed due to community support and the work of Migrant Justice. Rachel talks about the Migrant
 Justice Rapid Response network, and talks about how the majority of immigration detention cases
 in Vermont are initiated by CBP, or Border Patrol. However, ICE has been active in Burlington, and
 ICE is much harder to recognize since they drive unmarked cars, don’t wear uniforms, etc. Rachel
 then goes over a short version of a “know your rights” training. She says that everybody, regardless
 of immigration status, has the right to remain silent. She also details what you should say if you are
 detained, and she encourages everybody, regardless of immigration status, to exercise these rights
 because that ensures the exercise of these rights aren’t used as probable cause to assume
 someone’s immigration status.
 -​ Rachel then talks about the Milk with Dignity campaign, and mentions that Hannaford has said
 that they are, in retrospect, glad that Migrant Justice is out encouraging them to improve their
 supply chain. Hannaford’s parent company also sent an independent auditor to come and look at
 the conditions of Hannaford dairy farms, which has provided an opening for Migrant Justice to
 continue the struggle encouraging Hannaford to sign onto the Milk with Dignity pledge. Rachel
 talks about the Milk with Dignity Day of Action on 11/15, encouraging everybody to get involved in
 Morrisville from 10am-12pm, South Burlington from 1-3pm,, or Middlebury from 4-6pm.
 -​ Charlie G, Ward 2, mentions that the Milk with Dignity actions are actually quite fun and that he
 has always had a good time at the Migrant Justice demonstrations.
 -​ Justine Henninger, Ward 3, mentions that she has seen videos online of ICE agents being sent away
 from homes by citizens. She wants to know what is happening that convinces ICE agents to leave.
 Rachel answers that sometimes it is something as simple as community support, showing up in
 large numbers, but also community knowledge of rights can protect communities from ICE.
 -​ Paul Fleckenstein, Ward 2, mentions that Migrant Justice has set an example for others on how to
 stand up for our human rights, and commends them for leading the way on that.

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 -​ Ward 2 resident from Chicago mentions that they have seen videos from Chicago where ICE agents
 are simply not following the law, and they want to know what to do when ICE agents do not follow
 the law. Rachel answers that our rights only exist as long as we can stand up for them. Rachel also
 talks about how Migrant Justice was surveilled by ICE in 2016/2017 and successfully sued them for
 violating their first amendment rights.
7:35 pm Updates from Community Resource Center (CRC)
25 min Brenna Bedard - CRC Outreach Coordinator, Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity
 -​ Brenna mentions the work that CVOEO does in our community, including the hot meal that they
 serve in collaboration with Feeding Champlain Valley, the street outreach team, etc.
 -​ Kason, Ward 2, asks about the construction on the Feeding Champlain Valley building. Brenna
 answers that it will be office space for the Feeding Champlain Valley staff, an extension of the
 dining room to feed more people, as well as a warm space during the day for people to get coffee.
8:00 pm Overview of Two Development Projects in the ONE:
15 min 126 North Ave
each Michael Chaucer - Haven Architecture LLC
 -​ Michael’s project will include 16 super efficient units on top of a currently existing, dilapidated
 duplex. The building will be four stories. The design will be based on other existing buildings that
 already exist in the Old North End. The building will be all-electric, fully compliant with the FHA
 accessibility standards. The building will have indoor bike parking, will be dog friendly, will have a
 fenced in yard site for resident dogs, and a rooftop deck for neighborhood gatherings. Construction
 is slated to begin by Summer 2026, and the goal is to have the building done by June 2028 at the
 latest.
 -​ Ward 2 resident asks about the construction process and mitigation of construction pollution as
 they demolish the old structure, Michael answers that much of that is more the purview of the
 Contractor, but he is confident that they will follow all appropriate regulations.
 -​ Charlie G, Ward 2 resident, asks about trash collection, parking requirements, and other details of
 the project. Michael mentions that they are building in an area for trash totes to be stored and
 wheeled out for collection, and that due to the new zoning requirements, this building will not
 have any off-street parking but will encourage pedestrian infrastructure.​

 134–141 Archibald Street
 Michael Alvanos - JRMA Design Studio
 -​ Michael is in the process of redesigning a building on Archibald St and Bright St. The current
 owners are the owners of Skinny Pancake, and they are primarily using it as office space and
 storage. They are now moving office spaces and intending to turn this building into apartments.
 The existing site has a parking lot in the back, a concrete pad, and some green space. Michael
 intends to expand the green space and build some bike parking.
 -​ Gene Bergman, Ward 2 City Councilor, mentions that outside bike parking is likely not a good idea
 for that space and would prefer indoor secured bike parking. Gene also mentions that there will be
 a lot more salt
 -​ Travis, Ward 5 resident, asks how old the current building is. And Michael answers that the building
 is old, but doesn’t know the exact year the original building was built. Travis asks if the building will
 be built to last, Michael mentions that he can see this building lasting at least sixty years if not
 more.


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8:30 pm Door prize drawing + Adjourn!
 Our next meeting is Thursday, Dec. 11!



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Appendix to the Agenda
Ward 2 NPA Steering Committee
To contact the entire Ward 2 NPA Steering Committee, email ward2npa@googlegroups.com
Name Email Joined Term expiration

Lauren Ebersol lebersol27@gmail.com 2023 2027

Kason Hudson kasonhudman@gmail.com 2024 2028

Charlie Giannoni charliecpg@gmail.com 2024 2028

Marc Stannard Marc.Stannard@outlook.com 2024 2028

Nora Aronds noraaronds@yahoo.com 2025 2029

Grace Sherwood Gsherwood703@gmail.com 2025 2029

NPA Guiding Principles
 ●​ Operate through democratic principles and democratic procedures.
 ●​ Provide a safe and welcoming forum where residents can actively share their voices about issues that
 matter to them, and where they can learn from the voices of others.
 ●​ Cultivate involvement by a diverse spectrum of community members through active outreach and
 through eliminating barriers to participation.
 ●​ Operate in a manner that models respectful, inclusive, culturally, and economically aware practices.
 ●​ Be a fun, creative, and vital organization that provides value and benefit through the multitude of
 perspectives shared by those who participate.


Ward 2 NPA Ground Rules
 ●​ Meetings should have clearly defined agenda and roles.
 ●​ Honor time limits: A best effort must be made to start on time, follow the agenda, and finish on time.
 ●​ Listen to others: Make efforts to be an open-minded member of the group.
 ●​ Respect the agenda and the process: Try to remain focused on the issue at hand.
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●​ Share your opinion respectfully: Speak out, but not over, others’ comments.
●​ Treat people how you would like to be treated: Be respectful of everyone, including guests.




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Elected officials representing Ward 2
Mayor
Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak Progressive mayor@BurlingtonVT.gov


City Councilors
Central District (Wards 2 & 3) Melo Grant Progressive megrant@burlingtonvt.gov 802-310-0962
Ward 2 Gene Bergman Progressive gbergman@burlingtonvt.gov 802-598-3602


School Board Members

Central District (Wards 2 & 3) Jean Waltz jwaltz@bsdvt.org 802-355-7856

Ward 2 Polly Vanderputten pvanderputten@bsdvt.org 802-578-8653


Vermont State House Representatives
Chittenden-15 Troy Headrick Independent theadrick@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-15 Brian Cina Progressive/Democrat bcina@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-16 Kate Logan Progressive/Democrat klogan@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-16 Jill Krowinski Democrat jkrowinski@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-17 Abigail Duke Democrat aduke@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228


Vermont State Senators

Chittenden-Central Tanya Vyhovsky Progressive/Democrat tvyhovsky@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-Central Martine Gulick Democrat mgulick@leg.state.vt.us (802) 828-2228

Chittenden-Central Philip Baruth Democrat/Progressive pbaruth@leg.state.vt.us (802) 503-5266




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