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 Project NumberApplication TypeApplicant(s)Landowner(s)Project AddresDescriptionStatusTownHearing DateDecision IssuedAgenda DateComment/Petition due by
4C1110-4C The Snyder Williston Properties, LLC; The Snyder Williston Properties, LLC; Alpine Drive & Beaudry Lane The project is generally described as amending Act 250 Land Use Permit 4C1110-4(Corrected), known as the Annex Master Plan, to approve the construction of a building containing four (4) three-bedroom residential dwelling units on footprint lots 57-60, at 145, 149, 153 & 157 Eden Lane. This project is the first part of the Annex Master Plan: Phase 2, and is located in the town of Williston, Vermont. Withdrawn Williston Yes 02-09-2026
4C0331-14H-2 Alex Gagnon Beta Technologies, Inc. (BETA); Burlington City City of Burlington, Burlington International Airport; 1200 Airport Drive construction of a 344,000 gross square foot (gsf) state-of-the-art aircraft assembly facility as part of an aviation training, research, and development campus. The new building is comprised of a 230,000 gsf assembly area supported by 114,000 gsf of three-story office and support spaces with mezzanine. In addition to the building, BETA proposes to construct a driveway and truck access route, parking areas, loading dock area, open space, and trails/pathways. The project is also described as reinstatement of expired Land Use Permit Amendment 4C0331-14H Withdrawn South Burlington Yes 02-16-2026
4C0545-5B Adm. Amend Gary Nowak Williston Woods Homeowners Association; Williston Woods Homeowners Association; 822 Middlewood Road This permit specifically authorizes a revision to the stormwater system constructed at Williston Woods Homeowners Association, approved under Land Use Permit amendment 4C0545-5A. The revision includes the addition of an underdrain at sand filter #2 to improve basin drainage abilities during storm events to avoid standing water in the basin. The underdrain will be an approximately 115 ft long, 6" solid polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe that will extend southeast from the basin along Williston Woods Road. Permit Williston Yes 02-16-2026
500015-A1 Adm. Amend Premier Rehab and Healthcare at Berlin; Berlin Operations LLC; 98 Hospitality Drive This permit specifically authorizes the connection of the existing nursing home facility to the Town of Berlin public community water system. The existing on-site water supply will be abandoned. The existing on-site sewer will remain unchanged. Permit Berlin Yes 02-09-2026
5L0289-5D(Revised)-1 Adm. Amend Scott and Susan Cooper; Scott and Susan Cooper; 2508 Robinson Springs Road This permit specifically authorizes the as-built relocation of the drilled well and sewer line on Lot 54B. No construction is proposed. Permit Stowe Yes 02-23-2026
5L1327-A Adm. Amend Iris Lane Properties, LLC; 4087 VT Route 108 S Incorporation of ANR Wastewater System and Potable Water Supply Permit #WW-5-8094 and approval for Lot C to share the wastewater system with an existing commercial building on Lot A. Dismissed Cambridge Yes 02-09-2026 02-05-2026
3R0199-5A Adm. Amend PK Wood Pellet LLC; PK Wood Pellet LLC; 224 Industrial Park Rd PK Wood Pellet is planning to construct a pellet manufacturing facility at the former 13.7-acre Newman Lumber site located at 224 Industrial Park Rd. The pellet manufacturing plant was authorized by an ACT-250 amendment on 4/11/22. Since the order was issued, PK Wood has scaled back the design of the pellet mill equipment and moved it within the existing building walls. The plan now is comprised of a low temperature belt dryer (now 2.8 ODT/hr from a 12 ODT/hr high temp drum dryer) with 10 small 1.2 MMBtu/hr wood chip boilers rather than one large 50 MMBtu/hr wood furnace. Site building envelopes will remain unchanged and major equipment will be located within these structures. Each component, including boilers, dryer, hammermill and pelletizer will have stack vent exhausts ranging in height from 21.5 to 23' above ground level (per NFPA code), slightly above roof height. See Air Permit. The original stack was 85'. Permit Newbury Yes 02-09-2026
5W1192-4A(Altered) Adm. Amend James M. Cameron Camels Hump Properties LLC; James M. Cameron Camels Hump Properties LLC; East of 3085 River Road This permit specifically authorizes a change to the previously permitted development from a single stand-alone structure containing three – two bedroom single family residences as described in Permit #5W1192-4 (Not constructed) to the construction of a single stand-alone single family residence structure with an included Accessory Dwelling Unit containing a total of six bedrooms on lot 2995. Permit Duxbury Yes 02-23-2026
6F0389-18 Adm. Amend Jonathan Billings Northwestern Medical Center, Inc.; Jonathan Billings Northwestern Medical Center, Inc.; 133 Fairfield Street Installation of a temporary Steris Sterilization Mobile Unit, with temporary water and wastewater connections, in support of an interior renovation project to the existing sterilization system at Northwestern Medical Center. Changes to existing water and wastewater connections and total flows will not change and no physical exterior construction is approved. The Project is located at 133 Fairfield Street in St. Albans, Vermont. Permit Saint Albans City Yes 02-16-2026
JO 1-509 JO Sarah & Almond Jr. Matteson; 249 Ward Road Proposal by prospective buyer to return an old 1830's brick home on 57+/- acres with a barn and garage to an operational farm, haying and pasturing the lands and potentially including a small maple operation. In addition to farming, proposal to provide event space for weddings, etc., in order to have supplemental income. A few events have already taken place on the property under the current landownership. Withdrawn Poultney Yes 02-23-2026
JO 1-516 JO Rutland Housing Authority; 5 Templewood St Replace electrical infrastructure that extends from generator/utility building underground to 10 separate buildings with 60 apartments total. JO issued Rutland City Yes 02-16-2026
JO 1-517 JO Isabel Fullana; SPAN 300-095-10258 - 300-095-10767 We are seeking a binding determination that our client's property is not subject to permit 1R0283. JO issued Hubbardton Yes 02-23-2026
JO 1-518 JO 580 Sugar Hill Road Request for a Jurisdictional Opinion as to whether a small dog and horse training and boarding business will require an Act 250 Permit. Pending (Decision) Wallingford Yes 02-23-2026
JO 2-370 JO Town of Brattleboro; 34 Memorial Park Dr The project is the replacement of existing ski hill lighting with efficient LED bulbs. There will be no alteration of the light fixtures or standards. The existing lighting conforms to Town of Brattleboro shielding requirements for Recreation Facilities lighting. The replacement lights will continue to conform. JO issued Brattleboro Yes 02-09-2026
JO 3-407(Reconsidered) JO Eric Tadlock Cedar Circle Farm; 225 Pavilion Road Construct a non-transient public drinking water system as well as new wastewater treatment systems for Ceder Circle Farm. No development aside from water supply and wastewater systems will be constructed, nor are there any changes to Cedar Circle’s operations since JO 3-346 (dated March 22, 2024). JO issued Thetford Yes 02-16-2026
JO 3-409 JO David Simmons Billings Farm & Museum; 69 Old River Rd Replace existing wood storm windows with low profile Apex aluminum storm windows JO issued Woodstock Yes 02-16-2026
JO 3-410 JO Alexandra Howell; 36 Chestnut St Construction of single family home on a 0,65 acre property that formerly had a single family dwelling that was demolished within the previous two years. JO issued Hartford Yes 02-23-2026
JO 4-494 JO Sunset Lake Cooperative, Inc.; 60 Jourdan St. Hinesburg VT 05461 Replacement wastewater collection system for a 55 lot mobile home park on a 16.2 acre parcel, the Sunset Lake Cooperative (https://sunsetlake.coop/about-us/erative). This includes a new collection system for 55 homes with approximately 1,900 feet of 8" gravity sewer, a new pump station with emergency backup power, and 1,200 feet of 4" force main connecting to municipal sewer along Richmond Road. The water distribution network will also be replaced which includes 1,700 feet of new water mains. The area of disturbance resulting from the project is approximately 1.2 acres, and consists mostly of existing impervious surfaces, such as the roadways. New impervious surfaces related to the project are approximately 1,500 square feet created from the pump station infrastructure. Total existing impervious areas (paved areas, building footprints) is approximately 2.4 acres. The Project is further described in the JO request and exhibits (Project Number JO 4-494 on the Act 250 Database online). JO issued Hinesburg Yes 02-09-2026
JO 4-501 JO James Salter; 349 Canyon Road The project involves the stabilization of a large, problematic gully in the Town of Colchester (the Town). The gully formed due to stormwater being discharged over steep and erodible sand slopes. The adjacent residential development and outfall was built by a developer in the 1970’s and was inherited by the Town of Colchester through a drainage easement executed on June 4, 2004. The project involves piping and stone stabilization of the gully. JO issued Colchester Yes 02-16-2026
JO 4-507 JO Saint Michael's College; Hegeman Avenue Subdivision of an existing, developed, parcel to create one new lot to permit the sale of an existing building. No changes to the site or existing buildings or their uses are proposed. JO issued Colchester Yes 02-09-2026
JO 4-508 JO Breaking up and moving leftover boulders from the prior construction of the BETA Assembly facility (4C0331-14H) and adjacent apron (4C0331-13C). The work will be performed using an excavator and hammer, exclusively on stabilized gravel surfaces. No new earth disturbance, construction, or expansion of impervious surfaces is proposed. There will be no changes to site drainage, utilities, or land use. Project is continuation of 4C0331-13C blasting approval. JO issued South Burlington Yes 02-09-2026
JO 4-509 JO c/o Todd Sarandos Ride Your Bike, LLC; 125 Lakeside Avenue (SPAN: 114-035-18333) The project proposes to construct a six-story, 181,157 square-foot, mixed-use structure containing 204 units of workforce and affordable housing located at 125 Lakeside Avenue (SPAN: 114-035-18333) in Burlington, Vermont. The project will create 7,650 square-feet of non-residential space in the building, which totals approximately 4.2% of the total gross floor area created by the project. The non-residential space will be used for commercial and community purposes. Over 95% of the gross floor area will be residential, exceeding the required 40% minimum established in 10 V.S.A. § 6001(28) for “mixed use” projects. The project will create 41 residential dwelling units that will meet the definition of "affordable housing" under 10 V.S.A. § 6001(29); this is 20% of the 204 total new residential units, in accordance with the required 20% minimum for “mixed income housing,” established in 10 V.S.A. § 6001(27). The project is located entirely within the City of Burlington’s designated Neighborhood Development Area. The Project is further described in the JO request and exhibits (Project Number JO 4-509 on the Act 250 Database online). There is no existing Act 250 jurisdiction on the property. The lot is currently developed with a 6.3 acre asphalt, surface parking lot and there are no buildings on the National Register of Historic Places located in the project area. At all relevant times, the City of Burlington has maintained duly adopted zoning and subdivision bylaws. The developer will meet the requirements of mixed income housing by leasing the units at the limits described in 10 V.S.A. § 6001(29) and 10 V.S.A. § 6001(27). JO issued Burlington Yes 02-09-2026
JO 4-510 JO The Snyder Williston Properties, LLC; Construct a building containing 4 three-bedroom townhome dwelling units on footprint lots 57-60 at 145, 149, 153 & 157 Eden Lane. The proposed building is within The Annex residential neighborhood, which is located in the Town of Williston's Growth Center. This building will be served by the extension of existing municipal water and sewer service stubs. Access is provided by Eden Lane and a proposed private shared alley leading to the individual attached garages at the rear of each townhome. JO issued Williston Yes 02-09-2026
JO 5-206 JO Michelle Lemieux; 456 US Route 2 New construction of a 248'x70' (17,360 sq.ft.) equestrian stable with attached indoor riding arena. Stable and arena will be used for boarding horses, training horses and teaching riding lessons. JO issued Cabot Yes 02-16-2026
JO 5-207 JO Kristin Baumann Aldrich Public Library; 6 Washington Street Four existing air units installed on the rooftop of the library building in 2000 will be replaced with four new units by contractor New England Air Systems. NE Air will disconnect the old units, reconnect the new, provide 5 new duct-mounted heating coils with the appropriate configurations, provide rigging subcontractor, new requirements for the controls (working with Control Technologies), and will provide technician checks for all components of new system. The 0.76 acres tract is located at 6 Washington Street in Barre, Vermont. JO issued Barre City Yes 02-16-2026
JO 5-214 JO 115 Stowe Club Lane Display ornamental Christmas lighting from a tree in the front yard of 115 Stowe Club Lane 30 days per year, only in the winter months on the weekends and during Christmas break from dusk to 8:00 p.m. JO issued Stowe Yes 02-23-2026
JO 7-424 JO Jim Crone; 2864 Darling Hill Request for jurisdictional opinion as to whether construction of a 900-square-foot building for bike storage and accommodation by bike tour guides and ambulatory impaired inn guests requires an Act 250 permit. JO issued Lyndon Yes 02-23-2026
JO 7-466 JO Bear Den Partners; Niels Rinehart State of Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation; 60 Alpine Ln Request for jurisdictional opinion as to whether installation of a rope tow and snow storage area requires an Act 250 permit. JO issued Burke Yes 02-23-2026
JO 7-467 JO Louis Buzzi; 705 & 791 Main St. Reconstruction of the Sanborn Covered Bridge, including construction of new abutments and approaches, for use as a public facility. JO issued Lyndon Yes 02-09-2026
JO 8-321 JO 72 Depot Street The following is a jurisdictional opinion with respect to your query as to whether proposed boundary lines adjustments and adoption of a “Master Easement,” which defines the parking agreement/access amongst three properties (72 Depot Street, 32 Depot Street, and 4764 Main Street) would trigger the need for an Act 250 permit. This JO considered properties that are jurisdictional under permit series 8B0353. JO issued Manchester Yes 02-09-2026
2W1391 Major June Lupiani Haran Lane Properties; Paul Haran Haran Lane Properties; Todd Haran Haran Lane Properties; June Lupiani Haran Lane Properties; Paul Haran Haran Lane Properties; Todd Haran Haran Lane Properties; 221 Dug Road the construction of eight (8) campsites and related infrastructure (septic system, 2 stall bathroom, 2 stall shower facility, and communal "kitchen" area). More specifically, the project is proposed in two phases. Phase 1 consists of establishing eight (8) tent campsites, and Phase 2 consists of replacing three (3) of the tent campsites with cottages. This application considers the following work associated with the project as “after-the-fact,” as it has already been completed/constructed: removal of trees, undergrowth vegetation, and structures; construction of four (4) wood platform decks; installation of portable shower/bathroom infrastructure; construction of septic system and leach field; and installation of underground electrical lines. Pending (Hearing) Grafton 04-23-2026 No 02-16-2026
2W0265-2 MajorMinor Tyler Wren Wrenegade Rentals, LLC; Tyler Wren Wrenegade Rentals, LLC; 4769 Pikes Falls Road This project is generally described as the construction of three (3) seasonal cabin campsites, underground power, gravel driveway/parking areas, and an access path to the adjacent cemetery. Permit Jamaica 08-13-2025 Yes 02-16-2026 06-04-2025
2W0728-4 Minor Town of Brattleboro; Town of Brattleboro Water Department; 416 Pleasant Valley Road Construction of a new 400,000 gallon water storage tank adjacent to the existing treatment building and existing water storage tank. Pending (Comment Period) Brattleboro No 02-09-2026 03-03-2026
2W1337-2 Minor Amanda Denaro; Paul Denaro; Paul Denaro; 119 West Ridge Road the home and garage additions as well as the connection to municipal sewer Permit Stratton Yes 02-09-2026 01-16-2026
3W1129 Minor James Stulz Wyatt's welding; James Stulz; 645 Harlow Rd The project is generally described as the after-the-fact construction of a 75'x 80' garage for vehicle maintenance and repair on 3.25-acre lot B of DE-3-2218 (the “Project”). Lot B includes a former sawmill that is now used as a shed. Pending (Comment Period) Sharon No 02-16-2026 03-06-2026
4C0258-4 Minor Nick Babbitt Tree Top Park; Tree Top Park; Hawthorne Circle This permit specifically authorizes the after-the-fact removal of dangerous trees and associated stumps, along with replanting shade trees and grasses to secure the slopes. This work was carried out within a 0.5 acre area located off of Bayberry Lane adjacent to Units 1-26 of Treetop Condominiums. The project is located off of Kennedy Drive in South Burlington, Vermont. Permit South Burlington Yes 02-09-2026 01-28-2026
1R0166-15 Minor RMT Associates LLC; RMT Associates LLC; 195 Mountain Top Rd The project is generally described as construction to enclose the existing exterior pool area to be an indoor, year-round space and a rooftop deck above. No increase in use is proposed as part of this application. Pending (Comment Period) Chittenden No 02-23-2026 03-11-2026
1R0272-3 Minor John Reglein Ronquil, Inc; John Reglein Ronquil, Inc.; 155 Seward Rd The project is generally described as the construction of a gravel wetland for stormwater treatment. Permit Rutland Town Yes 02-16-2026 02-12-2026
1R1033 Minor Rich Vigue Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union; Rich Vigue OTTER VALLEY UNION UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST; 2997 FRANKLIN ST The project is generally described as the construction of a gravel wetland to treat runoff from existing impervious surfaces on the property (Otter Valley Union High School). Pending (Comment Period) Brandon No 02-23-2026 03-11-2026
1R1034 Minor c/o Steve Durkee Mountainside Properties Inc.; c/o Brent & Bethany Madigan The B&B Trust; c/o Steve Durkee Mountainside Properties Inc.; Sky RIdge Dr The project is the after the fact permitting of a subdivision of LOT 4 into 2 parcels (4A & 4B). Permit Killington Yes 02-16-2026 01-27-2026
1R1036 Minor Kara Tondorf Mountain Harmony, LLC; Kara Tondorf Mountain Harmony, LLC; 747 Killington Road The project is generally described as the following after-the-fact improvements made to a restaurant and lodging establishment: connection to the municipal sewer system, construction of a replacement water supply system, construction of a building addition, expansion of the parking lot, and the construction of a deck. Overall, the use of the property changed from an 88-seat restaurant, 4 residential units, and 49 parking spaces to an 88-seat restaurant (no change), 5 residential units, and 75 parking spaces. Permit Killington Yes 02-23-2026 02-13-2026
7C0343-2 Minor Willie Stevens Stevens and Simpson Development, LLC; Willie Stevens Stevens and Simpson Development, LLC; Gilman Road Approval of the construction of buildings #1, #4 and #5. These buildings changed from 3 unit buildings to 4 unit buildings but the total number of bedrooms have not changed. This change has required the regional WW permit to be revised and the parking and entrance configurations of the buildings have shifted slightly. A new building elevation shows the configuration of the exterior view of the structures. Permission also sought to extend the construction completion date for the project authorized in 7C0343-1 so that it aligns with the instant application. Permit Lyndon Yes 02-23-2026 02-10-2026
7R0235-14 Minor North Country Hospital and Health Center Inc.; North Country Hospital and Health Center; 189 PROUTY DR Project is to upgrade the generator room and install new chiller for the North Country Hospital. Construction will consist of building a 900 SF new generator room attached to the existing building, with associated existing building modifications, and exterior site modifications. Construction will also include installing a new chiller unit with associated piping and exterior site modifications. Also included is the construction of a 1,200 SF storage building with no utilities. Pending (Comment Period) Newport City No 02-23-2026 03-09-2026
8B0603-5 Minor Christina Lloyd-Williams; HRH Management, LLC; Melissa Lloyd-Williams; Rod Lloyd-Williams; Victoria Lloyd-Williams; HRH Management, LLC; 940 Water Street, North Bennington, VT The project is generally described as 1) interior renovation to add 36 apartment units to the existing building (including the conversion of commercial/industrial space), 2) re-classifying 24 existing dorm units as apartments, and 3) restriping of the existing parking lot to increase the number of available parking spaces from 173 to 194. Overall, the use of the building will be changed from 59 apartment units, 24 dorms units, and commercial/industrial space to a total of 119 apartment units (no commercial industrial space remaining). No exterior construction is proposed as part of this application. This permit specifically authorizes 1) interior renovation to add 36 apartment units to the existing building (including the conversion of commercial/industrial space), 2) reclassifying 24 existing dorm units as apartments, and 3) restriping of the existing parking lot to increase the number of available parking spaces from 173 to 194. Overall, the use of the building will be changed from 59 apartment units, 24 dorms units, and commercial/industrial space to a total of 119 apartment units (no commercial/industrial space remaining). No exterior construction is authorized as part of this permit (the “Project”). The Project is located at 940 Water Street, North Bennington in Bennington, Vermont. Permit Bennington Yes 02-09-2026 01-27-2026
8B0641 Minor John Tietgens, Jr.; Heather-Lynn Tietgens; John Tietgens, Jr.; 473 Main Road & 323 Jepson Road Application seeks authorization for the proposed driveway relocation, wetlands restoration, and reclamation of the after-the-fact extraction and gravel and topsoil storage and screening areas of the conjoined gravel pits located at 323 Jepson Road and at 473 Main Road. Permit Stamford Yes 02-09-2026 02-02-2026
8B0642 Minor Elizabeth Grant; Lawrence Grant; Elizabeth Grant; Lawrence Grant; P Richville Rd This application seeks authorization for the closure and reclamation/remediation of an existing, previously unpermitted gravel (“contractor”) pit. Pending (Comment Period) Manchester No 02-09-2026 02-25-2026
9A0043-2 Minor Ron Redmond City of Vergennes; Ron Redmond City of Vergennes; 36 Canal Street Upgrades and improvements to the existing Vergennes Wastewater Treatment Facility, as follows: (1) construction of a new Influent Building; (2) new Sequencing Batch Reactors (SBRs); (3) modifications to the existing Control Building and Blower Building; (4) demolition of the existing Headworks Building and existing solar panel infrastructure; (5) re-lining of Lagoon 1; and (6) decommissioning and filling of Lagoon 2. This permit also authorizes various site improvements including stormwater infrastructure upgrades, site piping modifications, site grading, and full-depth pavement reconstruction. Permit Vergennes Yes 02-09-2026 01-28-2026
9A0388 Minor Riverflow Community, Inc.; Riverflow Community, Inc.; 57 Cedar Lane This permit authorizes a variety of improvements in support of an expansion of the existing Riverflow residential care community upon an existing, improved ±29-57-acre residential parcel in order to accommodate up to fifty (50) total community members and staff. Specifically, the Project includes: (1) conversion of an existing 8-bedroom single-family residence into 9 bedrooms; (2) construction of four new residential dwellings (Homes #2, 3, 4, and 5); (3) construction of three one-bedroom tiny houses; (4) construction of an office building; (5) construction of a new barn (Barn #1); (6) on-site drilled wells and wastewater disposal systems; (7) stormwater infrastructure; and (8) new and improved access drives with parking areas and emergency turnarounds. The Project is located at 57 Cedar Lane in Monkton, Vermont (SPAN: 399-124-10629). Pending (Comment Period) Monkton No 02-16-2026 03-11-2026
4C0907-4D Minor University of Vermont Medical Center; University of Vermont Medical Center, Inc.; 83-87 Holly Court This permit specifically authorizes the renovation of the existing commercial units at 83 and 87 Holly Court to establish a home infusion therapy cleaning, sterilization, and packaging space, while maintaining existing storage and office uses. This project includes interior modifications, removal of a loading dock door, installation of new windows, construction of a pad for new air-handling units, installation of an exterior emergency generator, and removal of three pine trees affecting rooftop solar output. In addition, this permit authorizes the installation of an exterior stair at the northwest corner of 327 Holly Court to provide roof access for routine roof maintenance and repairs (the “Project”). The Project is located at 83-87 and 327 Holly Court in Williston, Vermont. Permit Williston Yes 02-23-2026 02-03-2026
5W0838-6 Minor Michael Sylvester Swenson Granite Company, LLC; Swenson Granite Company, LLC; 1127 Cabot Road This permit specifically authorizes the expansion of the quarry’s existing extraction footprint northward. (Extraction will continue from south to north) Operational changes include establishment of a new waste stockpile (grout) storage area on the hillside to the north. A mobile crusher will be brought onsite for a maximum of 45 days per year to process the grout (20,000 cubic yards annually) into a saleable product. Three additional stormwater detention ponds will be constructed downhill of the existing pond. There are no changes proposed to the previously approved 750,000 cubic feet of annual saleable extraction volume. Pending (Comment Period) Woodbury No 02-23-2026 03-17-2026