The Three-Acre Permit is part of Vermont’s efforts to improve water quality. For some, however, it is a source of concern or confusion.
Northwest Regional Planning Commission will be hosting an information session on the Vermont Three-Acre Permit and its implications for property owners. The information session will take place at the St. Albans Town Office (398 Georgia Shore Rd, St. Albans Bay) starting at 7 PM on September 30, 2024.
The session will be in “hybrid” format, meaning it will also be possible to participate in the meeting using the Zoom platform. Click here for the Zoom link.
The event will include an expert panel, featuring representatives from the DEC, a licensed engineer, and others. The session will provide a platform for dialogue and expert insights on the permit’s requirements and how they impact you.
Property owners, business owners, developers, and anyone interested in learning more about Vermont’s 3 acre permit regulations.
The evening will feature the following:
Expert Panel: Featuring representatives from DEC, licensed engineers, and others.
Presentations: Learn about the history and purpose of the permit, the application process, and potential funding sources.
Open Q&A: Get answers to questions.
Resource Materials: Learn how to access resources to help you understand and comply with the Permit.
September 30, 2024, starting at 7 PM sharp. Located at the St. Albans Town Office (398 Georgia Shore Rd, St. Albans Bay). And via Zoom platform, click here for the Zoom link.
