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NewburyVT averageUS Census ACS
Population
381
Per-capita income
$48,862
Median home value
$261,000
Bachelor's or higher
41%
Typical home value $323,247 +0.1% yr/yr · +22.7% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2011–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
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US Census Annual Survey of Local Government Finances
Total revenue$2.3M (FY2023)
Total spending$2.2M (FY2023)
Taxes$1.8M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$110K (FY2023)
Spending per resident$959 (FY2023)

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20258 housing units ($2.5M)

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Tue Sep 1, 2026

Recreation Committee

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Newbury Recreation Department September 1st 2026 Agenda Location/Time: Newbury Town Offices/ 6:30 PM I.​ Changes/additions/deletions to the Agenda II.​ Soccer Update III.​ Summer Community Event with the West Newbury Parade Recap IV.​ Budget Update V.​ Halloween Event VI.​ Resident/ Non-Resident Policy VII.​ Shed Tampering and Future Plans for Security VIII.​ Email Content
Wed Sep 2, 2026

Cemetery Committee

Cemetery Committee continues by-laws work

The Newbury Cemetery Committee is meeting to continue work on by-laws and handle other business. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Cemetery Committee Meeting 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesday – September 2, 2026 – 6:00 PM AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes III. Continue work on by-laws IV. Other Business V. Adjourn.

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Wed Aug 26, 2026

Selectboard

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Selectboard Regular Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesday – August 26, 2026 – 7PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/97987570277?pwd=GCjWgpebHHtaAlDCQONClgzuBoazCq.1 Meeting ID: 979 8757 0277 Passcode: 017509 AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes i. 8/12/2026 Regular Selectboard Meeting Minutes ii. 8/12/2026 Selectboard Executive Session Meeting Minutes iii. 8/15/2026 Community Listening Session Meeting Minutes III. Agenda Review & Modifications IV. Members of the Public V. Town Staff/Departments i. Highway Department ii. Town Groundskeeping & Cemeteries 1. Discussion of Feedback from Community Listening Session re: Trees on Newbury Common iii. Planning Commission 1. Appointment of Alternate TRORC Delegate VI. New Business i. Review of Bids 1. Green Ash Tree Removal 2. Painting Rear of Newbury Town House VII. Old Business i. Town Office MERP Project Update VIII. Other Business/Correspondence IX. Warrants/Orders X. Executive Session Pursuant to 1 V.S.A for Personnel Matters XI. Action Items/Assignments/Future Agenda Items XII. Adjourn
Mon Aug 24, 2026

Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING on 8/24/26, 6:30 PM Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury Village By Zoom To join via Zoom, contact tuckertownforest@gmail.com or call 802-505-5279 by 2:30 PM 8/10/26. Agenda Approve Minutes of 8/10/25 Treasurer’s Report Old Business  Ordinances Update o Temporary signs posting hours are in place o Sheriff’s Department monitoring  Bailey Property Update o Appraiser Bruce Taylor visited the property Week of 8/10  Bridge Update o Bridge and Abutments construction status  Trail Update—UVTA coming to excavate and lay tread in September  Tucker Mountain Day 8/29 o Review events and agenda o Who can be there to help?  Tree cutting/off-road driving. Volunteer Projects o Bridge work o Signage Other Business Next Meetings September 14
Sat Aug 15, 2026

Selectboard

Selectboard hosts listening session on Newbury Common tree plan

The Newbury Selectboard is holding a community listening session to present an inventory, assessment, and recommendations for trees on the Newbury Common. The agenda includes discussion of removing green ash trees, a tree planting inventory and recommendations, and a potential grant for tree replacement. Public comments and questions will be taken, followed by an optional tour.

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Town of Newbury – Community Listening Session Trees on Newbury Common Newbury Village Fire Station – 60 Chapel Street, Newbury, VT 05051 Saturday – August 15, 2026 – 12noon – 2pm Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/94358474912?pwd=4Qc1tEX3Vokf74Zc2w1Yao7HtEgXT8.1 Meeting ID: 943 5847 4912 Passcode: 776182 AGENDA I. Introductory Remarks from Selectboard Members II. Presentation: Inventory, Assessment & Recommendations for Trees on Newbury Common i. Removal of Green Ash Trees ii. UCF Inventory & Recommendations for Tree Planting iii. UCF Grant for Tree Replacement III. Public Comments & Questions IV. Thank You & Adjourn V. *Optional Tour of Newbury Common & Further Discussion
Wed Aug 12, 2026

Selectboard

Selectboard to consider ATV permit, hear project updates

The Newbury Selectboard is meeting to approve minutes, hear department reports, and discuss new and old business. Key items include a possible ATV permit for Cantrell and an update on the Town Office MERP project. The meeting also includes a public comment period and a possible executive session for personnel matters.

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✓ Decided: Selectboard sets 3% late homestead filing penalty, approves cemetery funds

The Newbury Selectboard set the late homestead filing penalty rate at 3% and approved appropriations for cemetery associations as recommended by the Town Treasurer. It also issued an ATV permit to Shawn Cantrell for agricultural use on town roads and authorized an additional $1,445 for Graves Builders to remove old wiring at the Town Office. The board agreed to invite Tucker Mountain Road residents to a meeting about the Class 4 road policy and confirmed a listening session on tree management for August 15.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Selectboard Regular Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesday – August 12, 2026 – 7PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/97987570277?pwd=GCjWgpebHHtaAlDCQONClgzuBoazCq.1 Meeting ID: 979 8757 0277 Passcode: 017509 AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes i. 7/29/2026 Regular Selectboard Meeting Minutes III. Agenda Review & Modifications IV. Members of the Public V. Town Staff/Departments i. Treasurer 1. Late Homestead Filings ii. Highway Department iii. Town Groundskeeping & Cemeteries 1. Reminder: Community Listening Session on Newbury Common Trees on August 15th at NVFS VI. New Business i. ATV Permit - Cantrell VII. Old Business i. Town Office MERP Project Update VIII. Other Business/Correspondence IX. Warrants/Orders X. Executive Session Pursuant to 1 V.S.A. 313 for Personnel Matters XI. Action Items/Assignments/Future Agenda Items XII. Adjourn
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Board of Selectpersons August 12, 2026 Minutes The Newbury Selectboard held its regular meeting on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at the Town Office beginning at 7:00 pm. The meeting was recorded. Attending in person were Selectboard members Susan Culp (Chair), Shauna Prime, and Andrew Lee, Town Clerk/Selectboard Assistant Chuck Schulze, Highway Foreman Mike Hastings, Planning Commission Chair Tony O’Meara, and members of the public Frank Tegethoff, David Roth, and Sarah Mercer. Michael Miller attended via Zoom. The Board approved minutes of the regular meeting held on July 29, 2026. The Board added two items to the agenda: appropriations for cemetery associations and residents’ requests to meet re: Class 4 road policy. David Roth, candidate for the VT Senate, introduced himself and his candidacy, stating that he welcomes questions from the public. Frank Tegethoff voiced appreciation for the Selectboard’s participation on behalf of the Town in the Regional Plan hearings. He cited Newbury as the best example of courteous, calm, and thoughtful engagement in the process. The Board thanked Mr. Tegethoff for his past service on the Newbury Planning Commission. Mr. Tegethoff then exited the meeting. The Board reviewed a recommendation from the Town Treasurer for this year’s late homestead filing rate. Susan Culp responded to a question from Andrew Lee, stating that there are relatively few penalties levied for late filings each year. As moved by A. L …
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Mon Aug 10, 2026

Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee

Committee to review bridge, Bailey property appraisal, and Tucker Mountain Day plans

The Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and discuss updates on ordinances, the Bailey property appraisal, bridge construction and budget, trails, and the upcoming Tucker Mountain Day. They will also consider new business including a river run event, tree cutting/off-road driving, and security cameras.

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✓ Decided: Bridge nearly complete; committee plans Tucker Mountain Day and security upgrades

The committee approved minutes and discussed progress on the All Persons Trail bridge, which is nearly complete and under budget. Plans for Tucker Mountain Day on 8/19 were finalized, including using Miles Conklin's ox cart and a horse logging demonstration. The committee also discussed installing security cameras and lights, and a picnic table build by Mike Kelly. No formal votes were recorded.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING on 8/10/26, 6:30 PM Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury Village In Person at the Newbury Town Office or by Zoom To join via Zoom, contact tuckertownforest@gmail.com or call 802-505-5279 by 2:30 PM 8/10/26. Agenda Approve Minutes of 6/27/26 Approve Minutes of Special Meeting of 8/3/25 Treasurer’s Report Old Business  Ordinances Update o Press Release  Bailey Property Update o Second appraisal in progress.  Bridge Update o Bridge and Abutments construction status o Bridge and abutment budget review  Trail Update—UVTA High School Trail Corp  Tucker Mountain Day 8/29 o Review events and agenda o Who can be there to help? o John Jayne’s Plan Volunteer Projects  Plenitud Volunteer day 8/6 o Bridge work o Abutments Dig o Signage o Bog Bridge New Business  Ammonoosuc River Turkey Run 9/13  Trail Update—UVTA High School Trail Corps  Tree cutting/off-road driving.  Security Cameras Other Business Next Meetings August 24
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Minutes: Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee, 8/10/25 Present: Tom Kidder, Chair; John Nininger, Vice Chair; Dan Berna; Steve Gale; Cindy Merrill; Kirk Morrison. Minutes of 7/27/26 approved. Minutes of Special Meeting on 8/10/26 approved. Bridge and All Persons Trail John reviewed the bridge budget, which showed the project to be under budget, and detailed expenses for logging, materials, and labor. John reported that bridge abutments are on schedule and updated the group on the timeline for moving bridge components. The bridge is nearly complete, with flying posts carved and carved tie beams to be installed soon. Tom reported on the work done by the UVTA high school trail corps in clearing brush, small trees, and blowdowns along the course of the all persons trail. Tom will write to Mike Hastings to ask about borrowing a trailer. We will also post a request for trailers on local listservs. The group talked about security concerns and the possibility of installing WIFI cameras and a bright, motion activated light. Tucker Mountain Day 8/19 The group discussed plans for Tucker Mountain Day, including using Miles Conklin's ox cart instead of Adam Hodges LeClair's wagon due to the poor condition of Adam’s cart. John Jane has proposed demonstrating horse logging with Leaf the horse by pulling in logs to cut up for firewood that will be auctioned or sold as fundraising. Tom will meet with him next week to scout the location and mark some trees for cutting. …
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Wed Aug 5, 2026

Cemetery Committee

Cemetery Committee to continue by-laws work

The Newbury Cemetery Committee is meeting to continue work on its by-laws and handle other business. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Cemetery Committee Meeting 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesday – August 5, 2026 – 6:00 PM AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes III. Continue work on by-laws IV. Other Business V. Adjourn.
Tue Aug 4, 2026

Recreation Committee

Recreation Committee to discuss budget, soccer, and summer event

The Newbury Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss a budget update, a soccer program update, and a summer community event tied to the West Newbury Parade. A guest from Bradford Youth Sports is also scheduled to attend. The agenda is largely discussion-based with no final votes or public hearings listed.

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✓ Decided: Recreation Committee discusses BYS non-resident policy, no changes made

The Newbury Recreation Committee met and discussed the Bradford Youth Sports (BYS) program's concerns about increased non-resident registrations, including from Newbury. No changes to the resident/non-resident participation policy were agreed to or implemented; the discussion was to open dialogue for future conversations. The committee also addressed upcoming events and logistics, but no formal votes were recorded.

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Newbury Recreation Department August 4th 2026 Agenda Location/Time: Newbury Town Offices/ 6:30 PM I. Changes/additions/deletions to the Agenda II. Guest: Bradford Youth Sports III. Soccer Update IV. Summer Community Event with the West Newbury Parade V. Budget Update
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Newbury Recreation Department August 4th 2026 Agenda Location/Time: Newbury Town Offices/ 6:30 PM Attendance: Lisa Williams - Chair, Erin Pellegrino - Vice Chair, Jennifer W. Dube - Treasurer, Brittanny Pratte - Secretary, Dave Sammatoro, Abscent: Kayce Penn, Kelly Schlegel Guests: Bradford Youth Sports- James Pike - President , Erika Pike - Treasurer/Co-Basketball Director , Sandy Plamondon - Soccer Director. Meeting Started: 6:35 pm I.​ Changes/additions/deletions to the Agenda A.​ Community Listening Session on August 15th. - Selectboard is hosting a community listening session regarding the trees and the reimagining of the Common on Saturday August 15th. Susan invited the Recreation Committee to attend to assist with questions/input regarding the Common and the sports fields. Lisa requested any available Recreation Committee members around that day to attend. Lisa and Brittanny will not be available to be there. B.​ Halloween Howl - Scheduled for October 25th. Start time will be 1pm with a truck or treat starting at 3pm until candy runs out. Jen has volunteered to be the event coordinator. C.​ Shed Move - Board will schedule a time and date when we can move items previously stored in the shed back to the shed. Due to missing members at the meeting, time was not able to be scheduled during the meeting. Guest: Bradford Youth Sports ​ Bradford Youth Sports (BYS) approached the Newbury Recreation Committee to discuss the Resident/ Non-Resi …
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Mon Aug 3, 2026

Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee

Committee to vote on $3,200 for covered bridge woodcarvings

The Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss a specific addition to a local bridge. The body will vote on a proposal to add woodcarvings to parts of the covered woven arch bridge.

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✓ Decided: Committee approves $3,200 woodcarvings for Tucker Mountain bridge

The Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee unanimously approved adding woodcarvings to the covered woven arch bridge at a cost of $3,200, with funding to come from the existing budget with no increase. John and Tom will update the budget spreadsheet to reflect the cost. The committee also discussed using extra cedar logs for bog bridges and planned volunteer work with Plenitud for Thursday morning.

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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING on 8/3 /26 , 6:30 PM Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury Village In Person or by Zoom To join via Zoom, contact tuckertownforest@gmail.com or call 802-505-5279 by 6 :30 PM 78/3 / 26 . Agenda To vote on whether to adds woodcarvings to parts of the covered woven arch bridge at a cost of $3,200 .
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Tucker Management Committee Special Meeting (08/03/2026) Present: Tom Kidder, John Nininger, Cindy Merrill, Dan Berna, Kirk Morrison Tom called the meeting to order at 6:30. Agenda Bridge Carvings Motion: To add woodcarvings to parts of the covered woven arch bridge at a cost of $3,200. Moved by Cindy to open discussion and seconded by Kirk. Amendment: That funds for the addition to the project will be covered with under the existing budget with no increase. Moved by Kirk and seconded by Cindy. The committee voted unanimously to approve the wood carvings within the existing budget parameters, with John and Tom agreeing to update existing the budget spreadsheet to include the carvings and to accommodate the $3,200 cost. Bog Bridges The committee discussed materials for bog bridges and decided to try and use some of the extra cedar logs John had acquired for the bridge project. Volunteer Work The conversation ended with a brief discussion about upcoming volunteer work with Plenitud on Thursday morning for tree thinning and other activities on Tucker Mountain. Next Two Meetings 8/10/26 and 8/24/26 Meeting adjourned at 7:20 Respectfully Submitted, Tom Kidder, Chair
Wed Jul 29, 2026

Selectboard

Newbury Selectboard to review town office project and public input at July 29 meeting

The Newbury Selectboard will hold its regular meeting on July 29, 2026, at 7 PM, reviewing minutes from prior sessions and discussing town staff reports. Public input will be heard, and updates on the Town Office MERP Project and Facility Use Policy will be presented.

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✓ Decided: Selectboard rejects C&E painting bid, will re-post scaled-back RFP

The Newbury Selectboard rejected the only bid for painting the Town House back side, citing budget overrun and scope questions, and will re-post a scaled-back RFP. It also approved a local education tax agreement rate, authorized a temporary Pine Street closure for a block party, and approved testimony opposing TRORC's Regional Plan unless changes are made.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Selectboard Regular Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesda y – July 29 , 2026 – 7PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/97987570277?pwd=GCjWgpebHHtaAlDCQONClgzuBoazCq.1 Meeting ID: 979 8757 0277 Passcode: 017509 AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes i. 7/8 /202 6 Regular Selectboard Meeting Minutes ii. 7/8 /2026 Selectboard Executive Session Meeting Minutes iii. 7/15/2026 Special Selectboard & Budget Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes iv. 7/22/2026 Special Selectboa rd & Capital Budget Planning Subcom mittee Meeting Minutes v. 7/22/2026 Selectboard Executive Session Meeting Minutes III. Agenda Review & Modifications IV. Members of the Public V. Town Staff/Departments i. Highway Department 1. MR G P REI Assessment ii. Town Groundskeeping & Cemeteries 1. Open Bid s for Town House Re painting RFP 2. Open Bids for Ash Tree Rem oval RFP iii. Newbury Planning Commission 1. TRORC R e gional Plan Update Hearings VI. New Business i. Newbury Village Pine Street Block Party – Traffic Control ii. 2027 Budget Schedule iii. Flag at Newbury Town Office VII. Old Business i. Town Office MERP Project Update ii. Town Facility Use Policy VIII. Other Business /Correspondence IX. Warrants/ Orders X. Executive Session Pursuant to 1 V.S.A. 313 for Legal Matters XI. Action Items/Assignments/Future Agenda Items XII. Adjourn
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Board of Selectpersons July 29, 2026 Minutes The Newbury Selectboard held its regular meeting on Wednesday, July 29, 2026 at the Town Office beginning at 7:00 pm. Attending in person were Selectboard members Susan Culp (Chair), Shauna Prime, and Andrew Lee, Town Clerk/Selectboard Assistant Chuck Schulze, and Highway Foreman Mike Hastings. Joanne O’Meara attended via Zoom. The meeting was recorded. The Board approved the minutes of the regular meeting held on July 8, 2026 with one correction: The date of the public meeting regarding trees on the Common will be August 15. The Board also approved the following sets of minutes as written: Executive Session on July 8, 2026 Special Joint Meeting with the Budget Advisory Committee on July 15, 2026 Special Joint Meeting with the Capital Budget Planning Subcommittee on July 22, 2026 Executive Session on July 22, 2026 The Board added two items to the agenda: placing Justice of the Peace candidates on the ballot and setting the local agreement rate for 2026 education taxes. Town Staff/Departments - Treasurer Following the recommendation of the Town Treasurer, the Board approved a local agreement rate of .0075 for the 2026 education tax rate, serving to offset the veteran’s exemption and the taxes waived for the Atkinson Residence. (motion by S. Prime, second by A. Lee) Town Staff/Departments - Highway Highway Foreman Mike Hastings reported progress in road grading and roadside mowing, although the m …
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Mon Jul 27, 2026

Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee

Public meeting to approve minutes and review Tucker Mountain Town Forest updates

The Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee will meet to approve the minutes from the June 22, 2026 meeting, receive the treasurer’s report, and discuss old and new business including ordinances, volunteer projects, and security updates. The meeting is open to the public in person or via Zoom.

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✓ Decided: Tucker Mountain Committee approves June minutes and accepts culvert donation

The committee approved the June 22 meeting minutes and accepted a donation of five culvert pipes. Members reviewed the FY26 budget and discussed preparations for Tucker Mountain Day and a 5K event. No formal votes were taken on proposed picnic table funding or road maintenance issues.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING on 7/27/26, 6:30 PM -24003012128500Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury Village In Person at the Newbury Town Office or by Zoom To join via Zoom, contact tuckertownforest@gmail.com or call 802-505-5279 by 2:30 PM 7/27/26. Agenda Approve Minutes of 6/22/26 Treasurer’s Report Old Business Ordinances Update Press Release Review text for dog walkers’ palm card Bailey Property Update No word on second appraisal as of 7/14/26 Bridge Update Bridge and Abutments construction status Tucker Mountain Day 8/29 Review events and agenda Who can be there to help? Volunteer Projects Bridge work Signage Woodchuck Trail re-route, blowdowns Blaze Boundary Bog Bridges Trail Maintenance New Business Trail Update—UVTA High School Trail Corps Stone theft from summit walls Security Cameras Next Meetings August 10 August 24
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Tucker Management Committee Meeting ( 0 7 /2 7 /2026 ) Date: 7 /2 7 /2026 Present: Tom Kidder, chair, Kathy Damon, secretary -treasu rer, Dan Berna , Kirk Morrison , Steve Gale T om called the meeting to order at 6:3 0 . Minutes Kirk moved and Dan seconded to approve the Minutes of June 22 . All approved. FY26 Budget Review Kathy presented an updated budget for FY 26 . She advised that the new legal fees charges are for APT contract reviews which the select-board requires. Under income a new entry for donations was added. The $550 donation was for the picnic table. Tom pointed out that the notation under the General entry for Supplies indicates that it includes Martin Quary which would be covered under the Gravel entry. Kathy to check on this. ( note : Kathy did check on this and it was the notation that was incorrect. The budget entries for Gravel and General are correct) . Kathy noted that an invoice from Peter Jensen for $10800 was paid but the transfer of funds from Friends to the town had not yet been recorded. Ordinances Tom advised that the ordinances are on schedule to become effective August 8. Also discussed were the Dog Lease Ordinance pocket cards that can be distributed to dog walkers which summarize the Dog Leash ordinance. Bailey Property Tom advised that the additional appraisal contracted by Bob Bailey has not yet happened. No additional updates. Property Damage Tom reported incidents of unauthorized wood cutting and property damage, including veh …
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Thu Jul 23, 2026

Development Review Board

DRB to rule on dog daycare/boarding expansion at 119 Leighton Hill Rd

The Development Review Board will hold a public hearing on July 23, 2026 to consider Application #2026-41 by JoAnne Locke for conditional use approval to expand her dog grooming business to include daycare and overnight boarding at 119 Leighton Hill Road in the RR1 district.

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✓ Decided: Dog daycare and boarding expansion approved

The Development Review Board approved conditional use application 2026-41, allowing JoAnne Locke to expand her dog grooming business to include daycare and overnight boarding at 119 Leighton Hill Road. The approval includes replacing the existing chicken barn with new construction, a new septic system, and operations from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm weekdays and Saturdays. The decision was made after a public hearing and deliberation.

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NEWBURY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BOARD NOTICE OF HEARING A public hearing before the Development Review Board for the Town of Newbury, Vermont will be held at the Town Clerk's Office (4982 Main Street (North) on Thursday, July 23 , 202 6 , at 5 PM to consider the following: Application # 2026- 4 1 by JoAnne Locke ( Applicant /Owner) seeking conditional use approval to expand her dog grooming business to include daycare and overnight boarding options for clientele. Property is located at 11 9 Leighton Hill Road within Newbury ’s RR1 district. (Map # 1 1 -0 2 -57 Parcel # 000529001 ) The above application is available for inspection at the Town Clerk's Office or by contacting the zoning office at zoning@newburyvt.org . Participation in this local proceeding is a prerequisite to the right to make any subsequent appeal . Administrative Officer , Dated June 2 9 , 202 6 .
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Development Review Board July 23, 2026 Minutes The Newbury Development Review Board (DRB) held a hearing on Thursday, July 23, 2026 at the Town Office beginning at 5:00 pm. Attending were DRB members Amanda Beaulieu, Emmy Hausman, Ruth Kennedy, Chuck Schulze, Bob Beaulieu, Bobbie Jewett, and Larry Scott (Alternate), Zoning Administrator Dennis Marquise, and applicant JoAnne Locke. Amanda Beaulieu chaired the meeting and read the warning for Application 2026-41. JoAnne Locke seeks conditional use approval to expand her dog grooming business to include daycare and overnight options for her canine clientele. The property is located at 119 Leighton Hill Road within the RR1 district. Ms. Beaulieu conducted the required swearing-in and called for any declarations of conflict of interest or ex parte communication. Bobbie Jewett stated that she is a customer of Ms. Locke’s dog grooming business. No one considered this to be a conflict of interest. Ms. Beaulieu reviewed the procedure for establishing interested party status. Ms. Locke then presented her application. She proposes to replace the existing chicken barn with new construction on the same footprint. A new septic system will be required, and she has met with the State engineer. Hours of operation will be 7:00 am to 7:00 pm on weekdays and Saturdays, excluding holidays. The Zoning Administrator confirmed that all abutters were notified of the application. The Board recalled previous si …
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Wed Jul 22, 2026

Selectboard

Selectboard to review plans for salt shed and highway garage replacements

The Selectboard’s Capital Budget Planning Subcommittee will discuss cost estimates, timelines, and plans for replacing the town’s salt shed and highway garage. It will also review progress on the comprehensive capital budget plan for Newbury.

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✓ Decided: Selectboard plans new salt shed and highway garage, sets 2027-28 budget targets

The Selectboard and Capital Budget Planning Subcommittee met jointly to plan two major capital projects: a new salt shed and a new highway garage. They discussed specifications, costs, and financing, agreeing to include the salt shed and a comprehensive site plan in the 2027 budget and the garage in 2028. The Board also approved an Errors and Omissions Certificate, two escrow accounts, and payment warrants.

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Special Selectboard – Capital Budget Planning Subcommittee Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesday – July 22 , 2026 – 6PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/92140695269?pwd=EpxW7OAiCa8h5D2UqjD9B0F7KzxVoD.1 Meeting ID: 921 4069 5269 Passcode: 976130 AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Discussion of Plan, Estimates & Timeline for Replacement Salt Shed III. Discussion of Plan, Estimates & Timeline for Town Highway Garage IV. Review of Work to Date on Comprehensive Town Capital Budget Plan V. Orders & Warrants (if needed) VI. Adjourn
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Board of Selectpersons Special Joint Selectboard/Capital Budget Planning Subcommittee Meeting July 22, 2026 Minutes The meeting convened at 6:00 pm at the Town Office, and it was recorded. Attendees: Selectboard members Susan Culp (Chair), Shauna Prime, and Andrew Lee, Capital Budget Planning Subcommittee Chair Tony O’Meara, Town Clerk/Selectboard Assistant Chuck Schulze, Highway Foreman Mike Hastings, and (via Zoom) resident Michael Miller Tony O’Meara chaired the joint meeting. An update on Two Rivers Ottauquechee Regional Commission (TRORC) was added to the agenda. One purpose of the meeting was to reach consensus on plans, costs, and timelines for the Town’s next two major capital construction projects: a new salt shed and a new highway garage. The second purpose was to review the Capital Budget Planning Subcommittee’s work on a comprehensive capital budget for the Town. All recognized the increasing importance of developing a capital budget. Shauna Prime shared several sample architectural plans for salt sheds. For salt storage, she recommended using a concrete foundation, since steel erodes. She also suggested inviting the VT Agency of Transportation contractor to a meeting to discuss more particulars about construction specifications. Mike Hastings outlined the preferred configuration and dimensions of a shed to meet Newbury’s needs. He said that approximately 36 ft. by 60 ft. would be ideal, with a separate, attached lean-to for …
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Tue Jul 21, 2026

Energy Committee

Energy Committee to discuss Town Office MERP project and Town Plan

The Energy Committee is meeting to provide updates on the Municipal Energy Efficiency Plan (MERP) project for the Newbury Town Office. The body will also review energy section recommendations within the Newbury Town Plan.

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✓ Decided: Newbury Energy Committee approves April minutes and schedules August meeting

The committee approved the minutes from April 22, 2026. Members noted a data discrepancy in the Town Plan Energy Section and discussed potential outreach to VECAN and other town committees. No other substantive policy decisions were made.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Newbury Energy Committee Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Tuesday – July 2 1 , 2026 – 6:00 PM ZOOM ONLY Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/94695947342?pwd=z80QbFuQUNR8smPmViUQanlg8IIo2s.1 Meeting ID: 946 9594 7342 Passcode: 891528 AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approve Energy Committee Meeting Minutes 4/21 /2026 III. MERP Project for Newbury Town Offic e a. Update on MERP Project b. Timeline for work & staging IV. Review of Newbury Town Plan Energy Section Recommendations V. Other Business VI. Adjourn
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Newbury Energy Committee Minutes: July 21 , 2026 Atte n ding : Rick Hausman, Evangeline James, David Tansey, Kathy Damon , Tom Kidder Due to technical difficulties, the zoom meeting did not start until 6:20. Due to prior commitments, David Tansey need ed to leave the meeting early . Prior to leaving the meeting David suggested that the committee should next meet in person and define the committee ’s purpose and goals. Evangeline called the meeting to order at 6:20. Rick moved and Tom seconded to approve the minutes of 4 /22 /2026. All members approved the motion. Town Office MERP Updates  This agenda item was deferred to the next meeting when Susan would be present to provide an update. Review of Newbury Town Plan Energy Section Recommendations  Tom mentioned that the on page 61, Renewable Energy , states that Seventy percent (70%) of Vermont ’s energy comes from renewable resources . However, the associated graph indicates that 70 % comes from fossil fuels. The discrepancy was noted and will be discussed further at a later meeting.  The committee members discussed finding out what other town energy committees are discussing. Rick mentioned that St J has a very active committee meeting. He also suggested that VECAN could provide some valuable input. He offered to contact Joanne Miller from VECAN to see if she could attend our meeting in August. He also suggested that the VECAN annual meeting at Lake Morey could provide some valuable insights into what other energy …
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Wed Jul 15, 2026

Selectboard

Selectboard reviews 2026 budget reports, plans 2027 budget

This special Selectboard and Budget Advisory Committee meeting will review the first- and second-quarter budget-to-actual reports for the 2026 General Fund and Highway Fund, and begin planning the 2027 budget, including timeline and hearing schedule. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

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✓ Decided: Selectboard accepts paving and reclamation bids for Swamp Road project

The Selectboard accepted the low bid of $97.37/ton from Blaktop, Inc. for paving 1.3 miles of Swamp Road, and the low bid of $6.70/square yard from Pike Industries for reclamation. The Board also voted to waive the permit requirement for Tucker Mountain residents to grade their road with private equipment, with plans to revisit the issue for a permanent policy. Budget discussions covered emergency services overruns, tax sales, and a proposed December 1 deadline for 2027 budget requests.

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TOWN of NEWBURY RO, Box 126, Newbury, Ve, 05051 Newbury Town House (802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5501 Special Selectboard — Budget Advisory Committee Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesday — July 15, 2026 - 6PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/{/98 145515449? pwd=|KpJHe6l4ETwxra YiTU | zai0 Tnx UOw, | Meeting ID: 981 4551 5449 Passcode: 809930 AGENDA lL Call to Order Il. Review & discussion of Ql & Q2 Budget to Actuals Reports for 2026 General Fund & Highway Fund Budgets Ill. 2027 Budget Planning 1. Timeline & deadlines ii. Budget hearing schedule IV. Orders & Warrants (if needed) Vv. Adjourn
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Board of Selectpersons Special Joint Selectboard/Budget Advisory Committee Meeting July 15, 2026 Minutes The meeting convened at 6:00 pm in the Town Office, and it was recorded. Attendees: Selectboard members Susan Culp (Chair), Shauna Prime, and Andrew Lee, Town Treasurer Mary Collins, Town Clerk/Selectboard Assistant Chuck Schulze, and Budget Advisory Committee members Marvin Harrison, Tony O ’Meara, and Frank Tegethoff. Two items were added to the agenda: paving bids and grading of Tucker Mountain Road. Beginning with a mid-year check-in on the budget, Mary Collins submitted copies comparing the first two quarters ’ budgets with actuals for both the General Fund and the Highway Fund. E mergency services are over-budget, likely due to increased call volume, increases in fuel prices, and repairs. Ensuing discussion considered whether a full crew is required to respond to every call. Chuck Schulze reviewed how communication works to assess the need at a scene. All agreed to consult further with the Fire Chiefs and to check the standard operating procedures outlined in the e mergency se rvices bylaws, in case efficiency might be improved. As a member of the Fire Department Steering Committee, Marvin Harrison attested that the fire department is conscientious in ordering repairs only when definitely needed. The future status of the West Newbury fire station has yet to be resolved. Susan Culp relayed information from her recent discussion o …
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Wed Jul 15, 2026

Budget Advisory Committee

Budget Advisory Committee to review 2026 Q1&Q2 actuals, plan 2027 budget

The Committee will review the first-half 2026 budget-to-actuals for the General Fund and Highway Fund. They will also discuss the timeline and hearing schedule for the 2027 budget planning process. No votes or public hearings are on this agenda.

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✓ Decided: Newbury Selectboard accepts paving and reclamation bids, waives Tucker Mountain grading permit

The Selectboard accepted the low bid of $97.37/ton from Blaktop, Inc. for 1.3 miles of paving on Swamp Road, and the low bid of $6.70/square yard from Pike Industries for reclamation. The Board also voted to waive the permit requirement for Tucker Mountain residents to grade the road with private equipment, with plans to revisit the issue for a permanent policy. Budget discussions covered emergency services overages, tax sales, and the 2027 budget timeline.

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TOWN of NEWBURY RO, Box 126, Newbury, Ve, 05051 Newbury Town House (802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5501 Special Selectboard — Budget Advisory Committee Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesday — July 15, 2026 - 6PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/{/98 145515449? pwd=|KpJHe6l4ETwxra YiTU | zai0 Tnx UOw, | Meeting ID: 981 4551 5449 Passcode: 809930 AGENDA lL Call to Order Il. Review & discussion of Ql & Q2 Budget to Actuals Reports for 2026 General Fund & Highway Fund Budgets Ill. 2027 Budget Planning 1. Timeline & deadlines ii. Budget hearing schedule IV. Orders & Warrants (if needed) Vv. Adjourn
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Board of Selectpersons Special Joint Selectboard/Budget Advisory Committee Meeting July 15, 2026 Minutes The meeting convened at 6:00 pm in the Town Office, and it was recorded. Attendees: Selectboard members Susan Culp (Chair), Shauna Prime, and Andrew Lee, Town Treasurer Mary Collins, Town Clerk/Selectboard Assistant Chuck Schulze, and Budget Advisory Committee members Marvin Harrison, Tony O ’Meara, and Frank Tegethoff. Two items were added to the agenda: paving bids and grading of Tucker Mountain Road. Beginning with a mid-year check-in on the budget, Mary Collins submitted copies comparing the first two quarters ’ budgets with actuals for both the General Fund and the Highway Fund. E mergency services are over-budget, likely due to increased call volume, increases in fuel prices, and repairs. Ensuing discussion considered whether a full crew is required to respond to every call. Chuck Schulze reviewed how communication works to assess the need at a scene. All agreed to consult further with the Fire Chiefs and to check the standard operating procedures outlined in the e mergency se rvices bylaws, in case efficiency might be improved. As a member of the Fire Department Steering Committee, Marvin Harrison attested that the fire department is conscientious in ordering repairs only when definitely needed. The future status of the West Newbury fire station has yet to be resolved. Susan Culp relayed information from her recent discussion o …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026

Recreation Committee

Newbury Recreation Committee to discuss sponsorships and community events

The Recreation Committee will review updates on Little League, soccer, and storage relocation. The body will also consider a tiered sponsorship proposal and a partnership with the West Newbury Parade.

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✓ Decided: Recreation Committee reviews summer events, budget, and sponsorship proposal

The Newbury Recreation Committee met on July 14, 2026, to discuss several agenda items, including a Little League recap, shed update, budget update, storage relocation, soccer update, a tiered sponsorship proposal, and a summer community event in partnership with the West Newbury Parade. No formal votes or decisions were recorded in the minutes.

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Newbury Recreation Department RESCHEDULED: July 14th 2026 Agenda Location/Time: Newbury Town Offices/ 6:30 PM I. Changes/additions/deletions to the Agenda II. Little League Recap III. Shed Update IV. Budget Update V. Storage Relocation VI. Soccer Update VII. Tiered Sponsorship Proposal VIII. Summer Community Event/Partnership with West Newbury Parade
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Newbury Recreation Department RESCHEDULED: July 14th 2026 Agenda Location/Time: Newbury Town Offices/ 6:30 PM I. Changes/additions/deletions to the Agenda II. Little League Recap III. Shed Update IV. Budget Update V. Storage Relocation VI. Soccer Update VII. Tiered Sponsorship Proposal VIII. Summer Community Event/Partnership with West Newbury Parade
Mon Jul 13, 2026

Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee

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Wed Jul 8, 2026

Selectboard

Selectboard to consider tax sale authorization for July 22

The Newbury Selectboard will vote on authorizing the town to bid at a tax sale scheduled for July 22, 2026. The board also hears updates on property valuation appeals, road assessments, a Route 302 speed zone request, and an ATV permit. Other business includes reallocation of solar credits and a facility use policy.

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✓ Decided: Selectboard issues tax sale notices, approves generator deal, paving bids reviewed

The Selectboard issued tax sale notices for three properties and authorized the Town Clerk to place last-resort bids, funded from the General Fund. It approved a $1,544 generator service agreement with Yankee Generator and opened paving and reclamation bids from three companies for later review. The board also approved an ATV permit for Phil Page, signed four stipulation agreements, and set a July 29 deadline for ash tree removal bids.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Selectboard Regular Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesda y – July 8 , 2026 – 7PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/97987570277?pwd=GCjWgpebHHtaAlDCQONClgzuBoazCq.1 Meeting ID: 979 8757 0277 Passcode: 017509 AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes i. 6/ 24 /202 6 Regular Selectboard Meeting Minutes ii. 6/ 24 /2026 Selectboard Executive Session Meeting Minutes III. Agenda Review & Modifications IV. Members of the Public V. Town Staff/Departments i. Delinquent Tax Collector 1. Notice of Tax Sale – July 22, 2026 a. Authorization for Town to Bid ii. Listers 1. Stipulation Agreements for Communications Property Valuation Appeals 2. Errors and Omissions iii. Highway Department iv. Town Groundskeeping & Cemeteries 1. Community Meeting on Newbury Common Tree Management VI. New Business i. Comprehensive Evaluation /Assessment of Town Roads/Highway ii. Route 302 Speed Zone Request iii. ATV Permit VII. Old Business i. Reallocation of Solar Credi ts to Town Facilities ii. Town Office MERP Project Update iii. Town Facility Use Policy VIII. Other Business /Correspondence IX. Warrants/ Orders X. Executive Session Pursuant to 1 V.S.A. 313 for Legal Matters XI. Action Items/Assignments/Future Agenda Items XII. Adjourn
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Board of Selectpersons July 8, 2026 Minutes The Newbury Selectboard held its regular meeting on Wednesday, July 8, 2026 at the Town Office beginning at 7:00 pm. Attending in person were Selectboard members Susan Culp (Chair), Shauna Prime, and Andrew Lee, Town Treasurer Mary Collins, Town Clerk/Selectboard Assistant Chuck Schulze, Highway Foreman Mike Hastings, and members of the public Norm Pat e naude of Pike Industries, Tim Cramer of Blaktop , Inc. , and House of Representatives candidate Tom Otterman. Attending via Zoom were Joanne O ’Meara, Justin (last name unknown) , Evangeline James, and Michael Miller. The Board approved minutes of the regular meeting held on June 24, 2026 as well as minutes of the executive session held on the same evening. The Board added the following items to the agenda:  Generator maintenance agreement  Paving and reclamation bids  Update on Rogers Hill culvert construction project Tom Otterman introduced himself as a Republican candidate for the VT House of Representatives, offering brief biographical information. He then exited the meeting. The Board opened bids from All States Construction, Pike Industries, and Blaktop, Inc. for this year ’s paving project. Separate bids were received for reclamation. The Highway Foreman and the Road Commissioner will review the bids and bring a recommendation back to the Board. Norm Patenaude, Tim Cramer, and Justin (last name unknown) then left the meeting. The Boar …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026

Development Review Board

Board to consider conditional use for shed at 361 Sanderlin Drive

The Development Review Board will hold a public hearing to review a conditional use application. The board is considering a request to build a 10’ x 16’ shed within the Shoreland District.

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✓ Decided: Newbury DRB hears shed application, no decision recorded in minutes

The Development Review Board held a permit hearing for a 10x16 ft. shed at 361 Sanderlin Drive in the Shoreland District. Applicant Alexa McGrath presented the plan, and an abutting landowner asked about setbacks. The board closed the hearing and moved into private deliberation; the minutes record no vote or final decision.

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NEWBURY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BOARD NOTICE OF HEARING A public hearing before the Development Review Board for the Town of Newbury, Vermont will be held at the Town Clerk's Office (4982 Main Street (North) on Thursday, July 2 , 202 6 , at 5 PM to consider the following: Application # 2026-3 9 by Alexa McGrath (Ow ner) seeking conditional use approval for 10 ’ x 16 ’ shed located at 361 Sanderlin Drive within Newbury ’s Shoreland District . Parcel # 0004171 (Map # 1 6 -0 2 -14 ) The above application is available for inspection at the Town Clerk's Office or by contacting zoning@newburyvt.org . Participation in this local proceeding is a prerequisite to the right to make any subsequent appeal . Administrative Officer , Dated June 14 , 202 6 .
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Development Review Board July 2, 2026 Minutes The Newbury Development Review Board (DRB) held a permit application hearing on Thursday, July 2, 2026 at the Town Office beginning at 5:00 pm. Attending were DRB members Amanda Beaulieu, Bob Beaulieu, Bobbie Jewett, and Ruth Kennedy, Zoning Administrator Dennis Marquise, applicant Alexa McGrath, and abutting landowner Judith Vaughan. The meeting was recorded. Amanda Beaulieu chaired the meeting, beginning with introductions and a reading of the warning. She called for declarations of any conflicts of interest or ex parte communication, of which there were none. She conducted the required swearing-in and reviewed protocol for establishing interested party status. Using a map and photographs, Alexa McGrath presented her application to construct a 10 ft. by 16 ft. shed on her property at 361 Sanderlin Drive, which is in the Shoreland District. No plumbing or other utilities are planned for the structure which will be of pre-fab construction and used to store household items. The building will be 203 feet from the lake. Judith Vaughan requested and received confirmation of setbacks from the property line. As moved by R. Kennedy and seconded by B. Jewett, the Board closed the hearing and moved into private deliberation. Respectfully submitted, Peggy Hewes, Recording Secretary
Wed Jul 1, 2026

Cemetery Committee

Cemetery Committee discusses tree work and bylaw updates

The Newbury Cemetery Committee is meeting to discuss updates on cemetery operations, including the status of Boltonville Cemetery, potential tree work at several cemeteries, mowing at Lime Kiln Cemetery, and continued work on cemetery bylaws. No decisions or votes are recorded in the agenda.

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Cemetery Committee Meeting 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Thursday – July 01, 2026 – 6:00 PM AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes III. Boltonville Cemetery status IV. Update of possible tree work at Renfrew Heath Cemetery, Old Stagecoach, Jefferson Hill V. Mowing Lime Kiln Cemetery VI. Continue work on by-laws VII. Other Business VIII. Adjourn. ( 8 0 2 ) 8 6 6 - 5 5 2 1 F a x ( 8 0 2 ) 8 6 6 - 5 3 0 1
Thu Jun 25, 2026

Development Review Board

Conditional use hearing for tiny home on Dempsey Lane

The Development Review Board will hold a public hearing on Application #2026-32, seeking conditional use approval for a tiny home, deck, and outhouse at 117 Dempsey Lane in the Shoreland District. The applicant is Katherine DeRuff; the owner is Nancie Mclean. The board will decide whether to grant conditional use for this residential accessory structure.

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✓ Decided: DRB hears tiny home conditional use permit application for Dempsey Lane property

The Newbury Development Review Board held a hearing on a conditional use permit application for a tiny home, deck, and outhouse at 117 Dempsey Lane, in the Shoreland District. The applicant stated she has received State shoreland and waste water permits. The Board closed the hearing and moved into private deliberation; no decision was recorded in the minutes.

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NEWBURY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BOARD NOTICE OF HEARING A public hearing before the Development Review Board for the Town of Newbury, Vermont will be held at the Town Clerk's Office (4982 Main Street (North) on Thursday, June 25, 2026, at 5 PM to consider the following: Application #2026-32 by Katherine DeRuff (Applicant)/ Nancie Mclean (Owner) seeking conditional use approval for a tiny home, a deck and an outhouse located at 117 Dempsey Lane within Newbury’s Shoreland District . Parcel #001077 (Map #10-02-45.01) The above application is available for inspection at the Town Clerk's Office. Participation in this local proceeding is a prerequisite to the right to make any subsequent appeal. Administrative Officer, Dated June 1, 2026.
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Development Review Board July 2, 2026 Minutes The Newbury Development Review Board (DRB) held a permit application hearing on Thursday, June 25 , 2026 at the Town Office beginning at 5:00 pm. Attending in person were DRB members Amanda Beaulieu, Bob Beaulieu, Bobbie Jewett, Emmy Hausman , Chuck Schulze, and Larry Scott (Alternate), Zoning Administrator Dennis Marquise, and property owner Nanci Mclean. Applicant Katherine DeRuff participated via Zoom. The meeting was recorded. Amanda Beaulieu chaired the meeting, beginning with introductions and a reading of the warning. She called for declarations of any conflicts of interest or ex parte communication, of which there were none. She conducted the required swearing-in and reviewed protocol for establishing interested party status. Nanci Mclean presented the application for a conditional use permit for a tiny home, a deck, and an outhouse located at 117 Dempsey Lane. The property is within the Shoreland District. She plans to sell the tiny home, now on wheels, to the applicant who will convert it to a permanent structure , including a deck and outhouse . Responding to questions from the Board, Dennis Marquise reviewed regulations for primitive camps and outhouses in the Shoreland District. Katherine DeRuff stated that she has received State shoreland and waste water permits. As moved by B. Jewett and seconded by C. Shulze, the Board closed the hearing and moved into private deliberation. …
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Wed Jun 24, 2026

Selectboard

Selectboard to set 2026 tax rate

The Selectboard will set the 2026 tax rate and discuss allocation of solar credits from Newbury Scotch Hollow Solar / Green Mountain Power. They will also consider contracts for the Lime Kiln Cemetery mowing, Town House painting, and the Grafton County Dispatch contract. Other items include zoning enforcement, fire department bylaw revisions, and a contract for bridge abutments on Tucker Mountain town forest.

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✓ Decided: Selectboard sets 2026 tax rates, approves paving, cemetery, dispatch contracts

The Newbury Selectboard set 2026 tax rates at .33 for Newbury Town, .415 for Newbury Highway, and .138 for Wells River Highway. The Board approved RFPs for paving and reclamation on Swamp Road, a Class 2 road grant agreement with the VT Agency of Transportation, a 3-year mowing contract for Lime Kiln Cemetery at $55/hour, a painting RFP for the Town House, the Grafton County Dispatch contract, and a contract for bridge abutments on Tucker Mountain. The Board also scheduled a public meeting on August 15 to discuss the Urban & Community Forestry Grant and ash tree removal.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Selectboard Regular Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesda y – June 24 , 2026 – 7PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/97987570277?pwd=GCjWgpebHHtaAlDCQONClgzuBoazCq.1 Meeting ID: 979 8757 0277 Passcode: 017509 AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes i. 6/10 /202 6 Regular Selectboard Meeting Minutes ii. 6/10 /2026 Selectboard Executive Session Meetin g Minutes iii. 6/18/2026 Selectboard Executive Session Meeting Minutes III. Agenda Review & Modifications IV. Members of the Public V. Town Staff/Departments i. Treasurer 1. 2026 Tax Rate ii. Zoning 1. Zoning & Permit Enforcement iii. Highway Department iv. Town Groundskeeping & Cemeteries 1. Lime Kiln Cemetery Mowing Contract 2. RFP for Newbury Town House Painting 3. Update on Urban & Community Forestry Grant for Common v. Emergency Services 1. Grafton County Dispatch Contract 2. Building Access Ordinance 3. Revisions to Fire Department Bylaws 4. West Newbury Fire Station – Facilities Maintenance vi. Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee 1. Contract Approval – Peter Jensen (bridge abutments) VI. New Business i. Law Enforcement Check-in 1. Caledonia County Sheriff ’s Department 2. Town Ordinance Enforcement ii. Allocation of Solar Credits through Newbury Scotch Hollow Solar , LLC /Green Mountain Power VII. Old Business i. Town Office MERP Project Update ii. Town Facility Use Policy iii. Town Facility Use Agreement Revisions VIII. Other Busin …
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Board of Selectpersons June 24, 2026 Minutes The Newbury Selectboard held its regular meeting on Wednesday, June 24, 2026 at the Town Office beginning at 7:00 pm. Attending in person were Selectboard members Susan Culp (Chair), Shauna Prime, and Andrew Lee, Highway Foreman Mike Hastings, Town Clerk/Selectboard Assistant Chuck Schulze, Zoning Administrator Dennis Marquise, Town Treasurer Mary Collins, Caledonia County Sheriff Brandon Thrailkill, State Senator Scott Beck, and resident Frank Tegethoff. Michael Miller attended via Zoom. Charlie Mabey joined the meeting at 7:52 pm. Wells River Fire Chief Jeff Morin joined the meeting at 8:18 pm. The Board approved minutes of the regular meeting held on June 10, 2026 with two corrections:  The postponement of an agenda item was to “ check in with ” (rather than “ consider ” ) the Town Ordinance for permit and zoning enforcement.  Moving Recreation Committee equipment out of the Newbury Center Town House has been postponed due to work being done in the Town Office Building, not the Griswold barn. The Board also approved minutes of the executive sessions held on June 10, 2026 and June 18, 2026. The Board made the following changes to the agenda:  Add discussion of the paving project to be bid for the Class 2 r oad grant  Postpone discussion of the Town Facility Use Policy  Postpone discussion of fire department bylaws Town Staff/Departments – Zoning Zoning Administrator Dennis Marquise reviewe …
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Mon Jun 22, 2026

Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee

New ordinances for Tucker Mountain Town Forest headed to Selectboard for adoption on June 10

The committee will review proposed ordinances for the Tucker Mountain Town Forest, now set for Selectboard adoption on June 10 and implementation on August 8, 2026. They will also discuss the Bailey Property (VHCB grant approved, second appraisal pending), bridge construction (abutments contract to be signed at the June 24 Selectboard meeting), and volunteer projects scheduled for July 12. Minutes from two prior meetings and a new budget are also on the agenda.

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✓ Decided: Committee reviews FY26 budget and updates on Bailey property purchase

The committee approved the minutes from June 1 and June 15. Members discussed the FY26 budget, the status of the Bailey property acquisition, and the implementation of new camping permit ordinances. No new contracts or funding amounts were voted on during the meeting.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING on 6/ 22 /26 , 6:30 PM Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury Village At Town Office or by Zoom To join via Zoom, contact tuckertownforest@gmail.com or call 802-505-5279 by 5:30 PM 6/ 22 / 26 . Agenda Approve Minutes of 6/ 8 / 2 6 Approve Minutes Special Meeting 6/15/26 Treasurer ’s Report New Management Committee Budget Old Business  Ordinances Update o 6/10 Proposed Adoption by Selectboard o Implementation: August 8, 2026  [60 days after adoption]   o Scales House demolition  Bailey Property Update o VHCB Grant Approved o Second Appraisal Status  Bridge Update o Bridge preparation, construction status o Abutments Contract to be Signed 6/24 SB meeting  6/13 volunteer day report  Volunteer Date(s) July 12  Volunteer Projects o Bridge work o Abutments dig o Signage o Woodchuck Trail re-route, blowdowns o Picnic Table installation o Blaze Boundary o Bog Bridges o Trail Maintenance Other Business Next Meeting s July 13 (Chair Absent ), July 27
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Tucker Management Committee Meeting ( 0 6 /22 /2026 ) Date: 6 /22 /2026 Present: Tom Kidder, chair, Kathy Damon, secretary -treasu rer, Dan Berna , Kirk Morrison , Cindy Merrill. T om called the meeting to order at 6:3 0 . Minutes Kirk moved and Steve seconded to approve the Minutes of June 1 . All approved. Dan moved and Kirk seconded to approve the Minutes of June 15. All approved. FY26 Budget Review Kathy presented an updated budget for FY26 based on general ledger accounts and receipts, noting some discrepancies that need verification. She advised that the new legal fees charges are for UVTA and Adam Miller contract reviews which the select-board requires. There was transfer of $9,000 from Friends to the town Adam Miller for the bridge construction; the invoice was for $10,000 but the town withholds 10% until project completion. There is a $345 entry for gravel which Tom thought should be $245; Kathy will follow-up with Mary. Ordinances Tom provided an update on the ordinances. The select-board approved the ordinances on June 10 which means they will become effective on August 8. The ordinances are posted on the town web- site and will be added to the TM website. They will also be posted at the TM trailhead. Bailey Property Tom provided an update on the Bailey property. The Vermont Housing and Conservation Board approved the funding for the purchase of the Bailey property based on the $203,000 appraisal that was received. That appraisal was lower than the appraisa …
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Fri Jun 19, 2026

Board of Listers

Board of Listers to hold grievance hearings on June 19

The Board of Listers will meet at the Town Office to conduct grievance hearings. The meeting and hearings are scheduled from 9 AM until 2 PM.

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✓ Decided: Listers held grievance hearings for 4 telecom companies

The Board of Listers convened for grievance hearings on June 19, 2026, and heard cases from Cellco Partnership (5 parcels), Topsham Communications LLC, Topsham Telephone Co Inc, and V-Tel Wireless Inc (3 parcels). No decisions or vote tallies were recorded in the minutes; the hearings were held without any documented outcomes.

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WARNING NEWBURY Board of Listers Meeting For Grievance Hearings Friday, June 19 , 2026 9 AM- 2 PM The Listers Meeting and Grievance Hearing will be held at the Town Office at: 4982 MAIN ST, NEWBURY VT Agenda 1. 9 am Call meeting to order 2. Hear Grievances 3. 2 :00pm Close Hearings Newbury Board of Listers Amanda Beaulieu-Chair Janis Moore Dustin Putnam Phone: 1-802-866-5521 ext. 3
Thu Jun 18, 2026

Selectboard

Selectboard meeting scheduled for June 18, 2026

The Selectboard will hold a special meeting at the Newbury Town Office. The agenda includes an anticipated executive session regarding personnel matters.

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Public Notice Special Selectboard Meeting T hursday June 18, 2026, at 4 :00 PM at the Newbury Town Office , 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT . Agenda: Anticipated Executive Session for Personnel Matters (1 V.S.A . 313).
Thu Jun 18, 2026

Planning Commission

Planning Commission to review zoning updates and regional housing plan

The Newbury Planning Commission will discuss the TRORC Regional Plan's Land Use and Housing chapters and continue updating the Unified Zoning and Subdivision Regulations, including storage/shipping container rules and prohibited uses. Public comments will be taken. The meeting is largely a working session on these regulatory matters.

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✓ Decided: Planning Commission continues zoning rewrite, adds storage container rules

The Newbury Planning Commission continued its work on revisions to the Unified Zoning & Subdivision Regulations, agreeing to add a mixed-use designation, a definition for structures, and a 3-month time limit with registration for storage containers. The board also agreed to expand prohibited uses language and will attend a TRORC information session in Fairlee on July 16 instead of its next regular meeting.

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PLANNING COMMISSION zoning@newburyvt.org AGENDA June 18th , 202 6 6:00 PM Newbury Town Office 1. Call to order 2. Welcome V isitors / Public Comments 3. C hanges to the agenda 4. Approval of Minutes of May 21st , 202 6 5. TRORC Regional Plan a. Land Use & Housing Chapter Drafts 6. Unified Zoning and Subdivision Regulation update a) Review Changes since the last meeting b) Storage / Shipping Containers c) Prohibited Uses - discussion 7. TRORC report 8. Other business 9. Adjourn
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NOT OFFICIAL TOWN OF NEWBURY Planning Commission June 18, 2026 Minutes The Newbury Planning Commission met on Thursday, June 18, 2026 at the Town Office beginning at 6:00 pm. Attending were committee members Tony O ’Meara (Chair), Dustin Putnam, Evangeline James, Jason Winchester, and Larry Scott and Zoning Administrator Dennis Marquise. The Board approved the agenda without changes, as well as the minutes of the meeting held on May 25, 2026 with the following correction: Section 1.16 of the zoning regulations concerning limitations was not deleted; rather additions were made. Tony O ’Meara gave an update on the Regional Plan. Two Rivers Ottauquechee Regional Commission (TRORC) has scheduled information sessions and public hearings on the land use and housing chapters. In lieu of its next regular meeting, the Newbury Planning Commission agreed to attend TRORC ’s information session in Fairlee on July 16 at 6:00 pm. There will also be a public hearing in Bradford on July 29 . Mr. O ’Meara offered several comments on the land use and housing chapters of the new Regional Plan. For example, revised language states that towns must plan how to meet the housing targets for village centers. He also made note of stipulations for hamlet density and renovation of existing, underutilized buildings. TRORC will soon be sending drafts of these chapters to all the towns in the region, as well as a memo highlighting changes from the current Regional Plan. The Board continued its w …
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Mon Jun 15, 2026

Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee

Committee to vote on final estimate for covered bridge abutments contract

This special meeting of the Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee has a single agenda item: to vote on the final estimate for woven arch covered bridge abutments, in preparation for a contract with Peter Jensen and Associates, LLC. The vote will determine the cost basis for the upcoming contract.

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✓ Decided: Committee approved bridge abutment estimate

The Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee approved a contract estimate from Peter Jensen and Associates for woven arch bridge abutments. The meeting was held via Zoom on June 15, 2026.

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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING on 6/ 15 /26 , 7:00 PM Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury Village by Zoom To join via Zoom, contact tuckertownforest@gmail.com or call 802-505-5279 by 6 :30 PM 6/1 5 / 26 . Agenda To vote on the final estimate for woven arch covered bridge abutments in preparation for a contract for Peter Jensen and Associates, LLC .
Wed Jun 10, 2026

Selectboard

Selectboard to vote on lease renewal for Wells River Savings Bank building

The Newbury Selectboard will consider approving a lease renewal for the bank building with Wells River Savings Bank, discuss a proposed Tucker Mountain Town Forest ordinance, and review an asset transfer for Boltonville Cemetery. They will also receive updates on the Urban & Community Forestry Grant and a proposed town facility use policy.

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✓ Decided: Approved Tucker Mountain Town Forest Ordinance (2-1)

The Selectboard approved the Tucker Mountain Town Forest Ordinance by a 2-1 vote, with Shauna Prime opposed. The ordinance aims to prevent damage and erosion on the mountain by allowing seasonal gate closure without locking. The board also approved a 3-year lease renewal for Wells River Savings Bank and authorized signing an asset transfer for Boltonville Cemetery. Two agenda items were postponed to June 24: the Caledonia County Sheriff’s check-in and a permit & zoning enforcement ordinance.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Selectboard Regular Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Wednesda y – June 10 , 2026 – 7PM Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/97987570277?pwd=GCjWgpebHHtaAlDCQONClgzuBoazCq.1 Meeting ID: 979 8757 0277 Passcode: 017509 AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes i. 5/ 27 /202 6 Regular Selectboard Meeting Minutes ii. 5/ 27 /2026 Selectboard Executive Session Meetin g Minutes III. Agenda Review & Modifications IV. Members of the Public V. Town Staff/Departments i. Highway Department ii. Town Groundskeeping & Cemeteries 1. Asset Transfer Agreement for Boltonville Cemetery 2. Update on Urban & Community Forestry Grant for Common iii. Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee 1. Tucker Mountain Town Forest Ordinance VI. New Business i. Caledonia County Sheriff ’s Department – Law Enforcement Check-in ii. Town Ordinance ; Permit & Zoning Enforcement iii. Lease Agreement Renewal for Bank Building to Wells River Savings Bank iv. Proposed Town Facility Use Policy VII. Old Business i. Town Office MERP Project Update ii. Town Facility Use Agreement Revisions VIII. Other Business /Correspondence IX. Warrants/ Orders X. Executive Session Pursuant to 1 V.S.A. 313 for Personnel Matters XI. Action Items/Assignments/Future Agenda Items XII. Adjourn
Mon Jun 8, 2026

Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee

Ordinances adoption proposed June 10, bridge contracts discussed

The Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee will discuss a proposed ordinances update with Selectboard adoption on June 10 and implementation on August 8, 2026, including Scales House demolition. The committee will also review bridge preparation and construction contracts, and the Bailey Property grant decision meeting scheduled for June. Volunteer projects such as trail re-routes and signage are also on the agenda.

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✓ Decided: Committee approves amended Tucker Mountain ordinances

The committee approved updated ordinances regarding gate openings, snowmobile corridor use, and camping regulations. A purchase and sale agreement has been signed for the Bailey property, pending a final appraisal. Invasive honeysuckle eradication planning is underway with an estimate expected from Redstart Forestry in approximately two weeks.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING on 6/ 8 /26 , 6:30 PM Tucker Mountain Town Forest Management Committee Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury Village by Zoom To join via Zoom, contact tuckertownforest@gmail.com or call 802-505-5279 by 5:30 PM 6/1 / 26 . Agenda Approve Minutes of 6/1 / 2 6 Treasurer ’s Report New Management Committee Budget Old Business  Ordinances Update o 6/10 Proposed Adoption by Selectboard o Implementation: August 8, 2026  [60 days after adoption]   o Scales House demolition  Bailey Property Update o Grant decision meeting June o Appraisal  Bridge Update o Bridge preparation, construction status o Contracts o Abutments  Volunteer Date(s)  Volunteer Projects o Bridge work o Abutments dig o Signage o Woodchuck Trail re-route, blowdowns o Picnic Table installation o Blaze Boundary o Bog Bridges o Trail Maintenance Other Business Next Meeting s June 22 , July 13 (Chair Absent ), July 27
Mon Jun 8, 2026

Fire Department Steering Committee

Fire committee to consider building access and burn ordinances

The Newbury Fire Department Steering Committee will discuss facility needs for the West Newbury fire station, review and potentially revise department bylaws and policies, and consider emergency services ordinances including a Building Access Ordinance and a Burn Ordinance. The committee will also review insurance coverage for workers' compensation and property. An executive session is scheduled for personnel matters.

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✓ Decided: Fire Department Steering Committee reviews bylaws and insurance consolidation

The committee discussed the high cost of renovating West Newbury facilities and reviewed proposed updates to Fire Department and EMS bylaws. Mary Collins will research consolidating insurance carriers for Worker's Comp and Property. The Select Board will review the proposed bylaw changes and a sample emergency access ordinance.

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(802) 866-5521 Fax (802) 866-5301 Fire Department Steering Committee Meeting Newbury Town Office 4982 Main Street South, Newbury, VT Monday – June 8, 2026 – 4:30PM AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes from 3/31/2026 III. Agenda Review & Modifications IV. West Newbury Fire Station Facility Needs V. Newbury Fire Department Bylaws & Policies – Revisions/Clarifications? VI. Newbury EMS Bylaws VII. Fire Department Insurance Review – Worker ’s Compensation & Property VIII. Emergency Services Related Ordinances fo r Consideration a. Building Access Ordinance b. Burn Ordinance IX. Executive Se ssion Pursua nt to 1 V.S.A 313 for Personnel Matters X. Action Items/Future Agenda & Meeting Schedule XI. Adjourn

Showing the 30 most recent meetings of 81 on record. See the yearly meeting archives below for the full history.

💰 Federal awards (top 6 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
$203,234UPPER VALLEY LANDSCAPE INC
Department of the Interior · COMMERCIAL LAWN MOWING AND SNOW REMOVAL SERVICES, MINUTE MAN NATIONAL
$71,065FOGARTY FORESTRY, LLC
Department of Agriculture · ALLEGHENY NF 2024 BACKPACK FOLIAR HERBICIDE APPLICATION
$11,771FOGARTY FORESTRY, LLC
Department of Agriculture · THIS CONTRACT WOULD BE TO ESTABLISH A TIMBER MARKING CONTRACT FOR THE
$10,052FOGARTY FORESTRY, LLC
Department of Agriculture · 2024 GMNF ROADSIDE BRUSHING ON FR 100 IN HANCOCK, ADDISON COUNTY, VT
$4,230FOGARTY FORESTRY, LLC
Department of Agriculture · GREEN MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST REFORESTATION FOR WINDSOR, BENNINGTON,
$2,500FOGARTY FORESTRY, LLC
Department of the Interior · MARK AND TALLY MINIMUM GUARANTEE 2

Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.

🌐 County-level context (Orange County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities1 (2024)
Business establishments711 (6,040 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,259/mo (2025)
Adults with low literacy13.4% (low numeracy 22% · 2017)

Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC

City profile

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$2.3M
Annual budget
$110K
Debt outstanding

The money — in

source: Census gov-finance & state comptroller

Budget

Revenue$2.3M
Spending$2.2M
Revenue ran ahead of operating spending this year.

Debt load LOW

Outstanding debt$110K
Debt-to-revenue0.05×
Debt-load index32 / 100
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Outcomes — economic mobility

source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research use

For kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:

White kids
0.451
All kids
0.433

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