The hard deadline to pass new land regulations in South Burlington is months away, but at least three city councilors seem ready to approve the rules as soon as February, leaving clean-up amendments for later.
Justin Rabidoux — mender of potholes, keeper of streetlights, warden of wastewater — is hitting the highway for good.
South Burlington is in the in-between times, crossing a bridge over limbo from old to new land development regulations.
Spraying salt brine before a storm is like dropping a pad of butter in a pan before frying an egg.
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One size does not fit all after all. This seemed to be the sentiment Monday night in South Burlington as city councilors explored whether to impose a local mask mandate.
After the season of thankfulness and turkey-killing comes the most wonderful time of the year: the season of budgets. And the annual joke about budget season.
The South Burlington Public Library hopes to secure a substantial boost in funding in the next fiscal year budget — over $50,000 new dollars — after blossoming in the new city hall building, adding programming and scores of new readers.
The South Burlington Recreation and Parks Department was hard hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, with programs and events canceled indefinitely, staffing shortages and cutbacks in the budget — …
Chittenden County may be breaking up and going it alone — in the state Senate that is.
For some on South Burlington’s new climate action task force, the fate of their kids and grandkids is in danger. For others, equity and housing are integral to saving the planet.
Two proposed apartment buildings could bring 94 new units, as many as 79 of them affordable units, to Kennedy Drive in South Burlington, but the development review board seemed less than enthu…
As a lawyer, Kelsey Peterson has mostly worked on the adversarial side of land use, but as South Burlington’s new city planner she’s excited to build up rather than tear down.
Imagine walking or biking across I-89 without the fear of a speeding car careening into the sidewalk. A $9.7 million federal grant could finally make South Burlington’s dream of a protected pe…
South Burlington City Council chair Helen Riehle hopes to inject $1 million pandemic recovery dollars into the housing trust fund, though it’s unclear how officials plan to spend their federal…
The end of interim zoning in South Burlington has city officials sighing with relief and uttering phrases often scrawled in high school yearbooks.
A third industrial park spanning 113 acres could be coming to South Burlington, but it’s unclear if the developers support their own project or if the application is a statement in protest of …
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