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As part of the Selectboard's Policy for Appointments to Boards and Commissions, individuals interested in an appointment must
express their interest in writing to the Selectboard. Selection of an applicant is at the discretion of the Selectboard, and
an effort shall be made to create or maintain a balance of views that is representative of the community. The Selectboard will
also consider an applicant's qualifications, level of interest, and potential conflicts of interest as they pertain to the duties
of the appointment under consideration.
To express your interest in an appointment please contact
Town Administrator Jeanne Wilson.
Hinesburg Selectboard
Attn: Jeanne Wilson
PO Box 133
Hinesburg VT 05461
email: hinesburgtown@gmavt.net
phone: 482-2096
Below is a listing of current Boards and Committees looking to fill a vacancy.
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An advisory group responsible for gathering, generating and prioritizing ideas and plans which will help to
increase the availability of affordable housing in the Town, as well as to assess the quality and quantity of current affordable
housing, and to bring these ideas and information forward in a advisory manner to the Selectboard, Planning Commission, Development
Review Board and Town staff. This is a nine member committee.
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An advisory group responsible for evaluating and prioritizing requests for funding appropriations from social
service agencies that serve the residents of our community, and for making a funding recommendation to the Selectboard to be included
in the annual budget. The task of the Agency Request Review Committee would be to evaluate the information submitted by social
service agencies, considering factors such as the number of Hinesburg residents served, the type of service and the percentage of
agency income that is used for program costs, to prioritize and quantify appropriations in order to maximize the value residents
receive from the tax dollars appropriated. Due to the annual fluctuation in workload, the Committee does not have a regular schedule
for meetings. However, the majority of the Committee’s work is completed between September and December annually.
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The Hinesburg Conservation Commission operates as an advisory board to the local Development Review
Board, Planning Commission, and Select Board. The Conservation Commission is also responsible for the management of Geprags
Community Park and recommending expenditures from the Land Conservation Fund for local projects.
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The four municipalities that border Lake Iroquois make up the district (Hinesburg, Williston,
St. George and Richmond), with a Board of Commissioners consisting of one representative from each member municipality.
The district exists for the purpose of owning, leasing, developing, maintaining and managing its property located on
Lake Iroquois and vicinity, for public park, conservation and recreational purposes to serve its member communities.
The District Commission normally meets the first Monday of each month at the Williston Town Office.
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The Commission works on updating the Town Plan, Zoning Bylaws, Subdivision Regulations and other
projects related to land-use planning in the Town. The Planning Commission is charged with bringing a long-term perspective
to day-to-day decision-making. The Commission meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.
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Town of Hinesburg
Founded 1762
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