Getting the Conversation Started for Changes to the I-89 Exit 14 Area: First Round of Public Outreach
Please join the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) to share your thoughts and ideas for the Interstate 89 Exit 14 interchange area. The Exit 14 Scoping Study (ccrpcvt.org/exit-14 ) is focused on the I-89 Exit 14 interchange and the signalized intersections along US 2 (Williston Road) from Staples Plaza / DoubleTree to Dorset Street. Join us in person, via Zoom, or watch a... read more ▼
Getting the Conversation Started for Changes to the I-89 Exit 14 Area: First Round of Public Outreach
Please join the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) to share your thoughts and ideas for the Interstate 89 Exit 14 interchange area. The Exit 14 Scoping Study (ccrpcvt.org/exit-14 ) is focused on the I-89 Exit 14 interchange and the signalized intersections along US 2 (Williston Road) from Staples Plaza / DoubleTree to Dorset Street. Join us in person, via Zoom, or watch a live stream video of the meeting. Details below:
Wednesday, May 22, 2024
• 6:00PM - Open house with refreshments and light snacks
• 6:30PM - Formal presentation and public input
Join in person: City Hall Auditorium, 180 Market St., South Burlington
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Join virtually: A virtual meeting option will be available via Zoom at https://vhb.zoom.us/j/89881861510?pwd=COBo8EWaUbBgR1GrV0YcnRZwcR5OhQ.4Fh68NG2-kdxlDcW#success.
Broadcast Details:
Broadcast available at Town Meeting TV YouTube at Town Meeting TV: https://www.cctv.org
Meeting Accommodations:
In accordance with provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, as amended, the CCRPC will ensure public meetings are accessible to all people. Requests for free interpretive or translation services, assistive devices, or other requested reasonable accommodations, should be made to Emma Vaughn, CCRPC ADA & Title VI Coordinator, at 802-846-4490 ext. 121 or evaughn@ccrpcvt.org, at least 5 business days prior to the meeting for which services are requested.
About the Project:
The CCRPC is conducting a comprehensive study of the I-89 Exit 14 interchange. The study will define the project purpose and need, develop alternative configurations to address current challenges, evaluate the trade-offs of each alternative, and identify a locally supported preferred alternative to recommend to the Vermont Agency of Transportation. During this first round of public outreach, the project team is interested in gathering input on issues and opportunities for enhancing safety and mobility at the Exit 14 interchange.
Connect with Us!
Website: ccrpcvt.org/exit-14
Contact Information: Karen Sentoff | ksentoff@vhb.com & Eleni Churchill | echurchill@ccrpcvt.org
The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) is in the process of updating its regional plan. This plan, called the ECOS Plan (ECOS stands for Environment, Community, Opportunity, Sustainability), sets a vision and establishes goals and actions for the county every eight years. For additional background on what the ECOS Plan is and how it is used, see below and visit: ccrpcvt.org/ecos-regional-plan
SHARE YOUR INPUT: TAKE THE SURVEY!
CCRPC is in the process of doing some targeted... read more ▼
The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) is in the process of updating its regional plan. This plan, called the ECOS Plan (ECOS stands for Environment, Community, Opportunity, Sustainability), sets a vision and establishes goals and actions for the county every eight years. For additional background on what the ECOS Plan is and how it is used, see below and visit: ccrpcvt.org/ecos-regional-plan
SHARE YOUR INPUT: TAKE THE SURVEY!
CCRPC is in the process of doing some targeted community engagement to inform this plan update, including a survey that asks questions about the plan's 17 draft goals. Your opinions, needs, and hopes for Chittenden County's future matter! Please take this survey, which will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete and will allow you to be entered into a drawing for $50: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YGH2YSN
OVERVIEW OF THE ECOS PLAN
The ECOS Plan is the regional plan for Chittenden County and combines four plans into one: the Chittenden County Regional Plan, Metropolitan Transportation Plan, Enhanced Energy Plan, and Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy. Combining these four plans into one allows the county to agree on common objectives and collaborate across sectors on coordinated agendas of action.
The ECOS Plan:
- Is a statutorily required plan to protect Chittenden County's resources and guide its development by providing guidelines for managing growth.
- Addresses topics that have impact on the local level.
- Ensures coordination between municipalities and State agencies.
- Is required to secure funding (for CCRPC, municipalities, and partners) to implement goals.
The original ECOS Plan, adopted in 2013, brought together voices of community members and 60 organizations to create and convey shared visions and priorities for the region. The 2025 ECOS Plan is an update to that original version. It incorporates new data, and accounts for shifting priorities.
MORE INFORMATION + CONTACT
To learn more about the ECOS Plan, visit ccrpcvt.org/ecos-regional-plan. If you have any questions or would like more information, contact Sarah Muskin, CCRPC Planner, at smuskin@ccrpcvt.org.
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