Planning Commission

Richard Turner, Chair
Jasmin Coulliard
Horace Duke Jr.
Susan Lyons
NOTICE: The Planning Commission is seeking new members. Please send a letter of interest to the Town Manager.The commission meets monthly on the second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Town Hall, unless otherwise posted. The commission can by reached by email at planning@williamstownvt.org

Recent meetings:

March 11, 2020
Agenda | Minutes | Video

Jan. 15, 2020
Agenda | Minutes | Video

Follow this link to see agendas and minutes from prior Planning Commission meetings.

Current Town Plan 2010-15

Our current Town Plan was adopted by the Selectboard on April 11, 2016, and submitted to be approved by the Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission. We will post it here in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format.

Town Plan 2015 (DRAFT)
Complete Municipal Plan (adopted 9/2010)

Williamstown News

Town of Williamstown

4 days ago

Clerk credits COVID-19 for surge in absentee ballot requests as vote on ATV ordinance looms ... See MoreSee Less

Clerk credits COVID-19 for surge in absentee ballot requests as vote on ATV ordinance looms

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WILLIAMSTOWN — It’s going to take more than a pandemic to derail a special election that is just weeks away and will determine whether all-terrain vehicles will have access to

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Town of Williamstown

1 week ago

Williamstown Residents:

The State of Vermont, as well as the whole country are in a State of Emergency for the virus COVID-19, Williamstown is not immune to this virus.

The Town has put in some temporary protocols for public access to Town buildings and for emergency services, they can be reviewed on the Town web page.
The public Library has closed to the public.
The Pub has take-out and delivery.
Bar Harbor Bank is doing business through drop box, ATM, or by appointment.
All committee and commission meetings are canceled till further notice.

As recommendations are put out from the Vermont Health Department and the Governor’s office you need to take these precautions:
Wash/sanitize your hands frequently
Social distance 6’ or more from others
No gatherings of more than 10 people
Wear gloves or use a napkin when touching gas pump nozzles, door handles,etc.

If you think you might have been exposed to this virus you should self confine yourself for at least 14 days and reach out to your primary care doctor or VT Dept. of Health for further instructions. If you feel symptoms, fever, dry cough, difficulty in breathing contact your primary care doctor for instructions.

If there is a confirmed positive case in Williamstown the VT Dept. of Health has teams to try and trace people who might have been exposed to them and notify these people.

For other questions or updates on the Virus you may contact vermonthealth.gov or call 211. ... See MoreSee Less

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Town of Williamstown

1 week ago

The Town Manager will be working from home until further notice and can be reached by calling her cell phone 802-505-1232 or email twnmgr@williamstownvt.org. ... See MoreSee Less

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