Permits & licensing in Vermont local government
What Vermont city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about permits & licensing — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
124 Vermont meetings since 2024 covered permits & licensing. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Vermont with the most permits & licensing activity
- St. Albans, VT (41)
- Windsor County, VT (35)
- Winooski, VT (15)
- South Burlington, VT (14)
- Essex County, VT (10)
- Jericho, VT (5)
- Newbury, VT (3)
- Addison County, VT (1)
Latest matching meetings
Permit approved for fence installation at 27 Beverly Ct
The provided documents are not a meeting agenda, but rather a permit application and approval record for a residential project. The city has approved the installation of a fence at a specific residential address.
Council to approve minor changes to Land Development Regulation 26-08
The South Burlington City Council will vote on two minor amendments to Land Development Regulation 26-08 for inclusion in an August 3 public hearing. It will also consider a public art commission for the Garden Street/Williston Road streetscape, a grant and contract to continue a Community Justice employee through…
Permit approved for renovation at 13 Oak St, St. Albans
The City Council approved Permit No. B26-000059 for a renovation/addition at 13 Oak St, owned by Mark Lane. The approval applies to the submitted drawings and includes posting requirements, inspection conditions, and a 15‑day appeal window to the Development Review Board. Fees total $30 plus recording and management…
Jericho Selectboard to consider tax rates and appoint a new lister
The Jericho Selectboard will meet to appoint a new town lister, review tax rates, and consider approving the discontinuation of a section of Railroad Circle. The agenda also includes updates on the Highway Department, Wastewater Task Force, and a review of the Town Meeting Reimagined Task Force report.
Demolition permit approved for 99 Lower Newton Street
The City of St. Albans approved a demolition permit for the garage at 99 Lower Newton Street (Permit No. D26-000002). The permit requires the applicant to post a notice on the property and to follow all Land Development Regulations, including periodic and final inspections. An appeal to the Development Review Board…
Public hearing on CUP extension for RV/boat storage at Falcon Point Lot 1
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a recommendation to the Town Board on a request to extend a Conditional Use Permit for temporary outdoor storage of RVs and boats at Falcon Point Subdivision 2nd Filing, Lot 1, in the Limited Industrial zone district. The consent calendar includes…
City issues Certificate of Compliance for 20 Ferris St despite lot‑size violations
The St. Albans City Council will review a Certificate of Compliance for 20 Ferris St (Parcel 05478, Tax ID 25034020). The property fails minimum lot size, width, and west side setback requirements under the Land Development Regulations. The certificate allows the existing single‑dwelling use to continue and permits…
Town Board to discuss housing bond, fowl code update
The Windsor Town Board holds a work session to receive information and exchange ideas on town business. Key topics include a request from the Windsor Housing Authority for assignment of 2026 Private Activity Bond Allocation and a discussion on the Fowl Code Update and Permitting. No formal votes are expected at this…
Permit approved for fence at 92 High St
The provided document is a permit record rather than a meeting agenda. It details the approval of a building permit for a residential fence project.
Certificate of Compliance issued for 58 Nason St, allowing continued residential use.
The City of St. Albans will adopt a Certificate of Compliance for 58 Nason St (Parcel 05478, Tax ID 26060058). The certificate confirms the property meets the Land Development Regulations and may continue its existing residential single‑dwelling use or obtain permits for repairs, alterations, or accessory structures…
New wine festival permit for FOCO Blendings LLC to be considered
The Liquor Licensing Authority will consider a new wine festival permit for FOCO Blendings LLC for an event at Main Park in Windsor on August 15, 2026. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and routine communications.
St. Albans approves front‑deck renovation permit at 48 Russell St.
The City of St. Albans Zoning Office approved Permit No. B26‑000057 for a renovation/addition to build an 8 × 28 front deck at 48 Russell St. The approval includes posting requirements, inspection conditions, and a 15‑day appeal window to the Development Review Board. Total permitting and recording fees for the…
Selectboard to consider tax sale authorization for July 22
The Newbury Selectboard will vote on authorizing the town to bid at a tax sale scheduled for July 22, 2026. The board also hears updates on property valuation appeals, road assessments, a Route 302 speed zone request, and an ATV permit. Other business includes reallocation of solar credits and a facility use policy.
No government meeting occurred; document is a residential building permit
The provided text is not a meeting agenda, but rather a permit application and approval for a residential project. It documents the authorization for a private citizen to install a pool.
Liquor Board to vote on Stewart's Shops license at 262 Main
The Winooski Liquor Control Board will consider and vote on a new Second Class Liquor License, Tobacco License, and Tobacco Endorsement License for Stewart's Shops at 262 Main Street. The meeting also includes a consent agenda and routine procedural items.
New-use permit approved for 14 Kingman St #2 music store
The City of Saint Albans approved a new‑use permit for 14 Kingman St #2, allowing a music store to operate. The approval is subject to posting a notice on the premises, periodic and final inspections, and compliance with all Land Development Regulations and Board conditions. The permit is identified as Permit No…
Council to vote on police pension eligibility changes
The City Council will discuss and possibly approve updates to the retirement income plan, including changes to pension eligibility for sworn police officers. They will also set the FY27 municipal tax rate based on the 2026 Grand List and consider delinquent tax reports. Consent agenda items include funding for police…
St. Albans approves 33-inch cedar fence permit
The City of St. Albans issued a permit for a 33-inch high cedar picket fence at 51 Hefflon Lane. The permit was approved with conditions regarding the display of a placard and adherence to land development regulations.
City issues Certificate of Compliance for Rivers Enhanced Life Estate property
The St. Albans City Council reviewed a Certificate of Compliance (CO26-000052) for the property at a LN St Albans City, VT, owned by Rivers Enhanced Life Estate. The review found no violations and noted the property may continue its current use or obtain a permit for new uses that meet land‑development regulations. A…
Certificate of Compliance issued for 9 Cherry Tree Court, St. Albans
The City of St. Albans staff reviewed the land development regulations for 9 Cherry Tree Court and found no violations. A Certificate of Compliance was issued, allowing the property to continue its current use or to obtain permits for new uses, provided they meet regulatory limits. The certificate includes a 15‑day…
Approval of re‑roofing and repairs at 1 Prospect St
The City is deciding on a property activity request from Ray Stahl for re‑roofing, chimney repairs, and replacement of rotted cedar shingles at 1 Prospect St, which lies in zoning district R87 and the Design Review District. The administrative officer Danyelle Wyman signed the action on 6/22/2026. The letter outlines…
Certificate of Compliance issued for 36 Lasalle St
The provided document is a Certificate of Compliance for a residential property at 36 Lasalle St. It identifies several land development regulation violations but allows the property to continue its existing use.
Certificate of Compliance issued for 140 Fairfield St property
The City of St. Albans reviewed the property at 140 Fairfield St and issued Certificate of Compliance No. CO26-000048, finding no current violations. The certificate permits continued existing use or new uses pending a permit and provides a 15‑day appeal period under VSA Sec. 4465.
Certificate of Compliance issued for 17 Hoyt Street, allowing continued use
The City of St. Albans reviewed the application for 17 Hoyt Street (Tax ID 22043017) and issued Certificate of Compliance CO26-000047. The review found no current violations and permits the property to remain in its existing residential and business use, or to adopt new uses with an approved permit. Repairs…
St. Albans approves permit for High Street walkway and fence
The City of St. Albans approved a permit for a brick walkway and fence at 119 High Street. The approval includes conditions regarding the walkway's flush connection to the sidewalk and the display of a permit placard.
Council reviews wastewater facility bond plan and transportation impact fees
The City Council will discuss outreach for the Bartlett Bay Wastewater Treatment Facility bond vote and review proposed updates to transportation impact fees. The meeting also includes a presentation on FY27 policy priorities and a review of Act 250 planning.
Renovation permit approved for 13 Stebbins St, replacing windows and doors
The St. Albans City Zoning Office approved a renovation/addition permit (B26-000041) for the property at 13 Stebbins St. The project will replace all windows and front doors with matching existing styles and does not alter the building's appearance. The approval includes conditions such as posting a permit notice…
Windsor liquor licensing meeting canceled due to lack of items
The June 11, 2026 regular meeting of the Windsor County Liquor Licensing Authority has been canceled because there are no items to address. No decisions or discussions will take place.
City of St. Albans approves greenhouse permit for 17 Brown Ave
The provided document is a zoning permit approval rather than a meeting agenda. It records the administrative approval of an accessory structure for a private residence.
City approves permit for a 10‑by‑10 shed at 6 Donnelly Court
The St. Albans Development Review Board approved permit B26‑000039 for an accessory shed at 6 Donnelly Ct. The approved project allows a 10‑foot by 10‑foot shed on an existing concrete pad, with a required 5‑foot setback from the property line. The decision includes standard posting, inspection, and a 15‑day appeal…
EDC to review food truck permits and development applications
The Economic Development Commission will meet in person and online to discuss several business items. They will review draft memos on the RPD-I Matrix and food truck permits, potentially taking advisory actions. They will also consider participating in the 2026 National Night Out and review current development…
St. Albans approves residential renovation permit
The St. Albans City Zoning Office approved a permit for a renovation and addition at 27 Upper Gilman Street. The project involves converting two downstairs bedrooms into a one-bedroom unit with one bath, resulting in a 3-bed, 3-bath house.
City approves building permit for new single‑family home at 20 Upper Gilman St
The St. Albans Development Review Board approved permit B26‑000016 for a new single‑family dwelling on 20 Upper Gilman Street (Parcel No. 25038020). The approval includes a construction cost estimate of $241,000 and total permitting fees of $1,021.00. The applicant must post a notice on the property and comply with…
Joint board to discuss Enable Housing outreach strategy
The Selectboard and Planning Commission will jointly discuss an outreach strategy for Enable Housing. The regular meeting includes approving a paving bid for FY27, accepting the annual town audit, and reviewing the Chittenden Solid Waste District budget. Other items include revisiting speed control options for Jericho…
Board will consider sidewalk permits for two businesses on Winooski Falls Way
The Liquor Control Board will discuss and vote on a renewal application for Mattarello Bakery at 25 Winooski Falls Way, Suite 110, which includes a sidewalk permit and a restaurant application. The board will also consider a new sidewalk permit for Queen City Paw Spa at 25 Winooski Falls Way, Suite 108. Both items are…
Liquor licensing meeting cancelled due to no agenda items
The May 14, 2026 Liquor License Authority Hearing has been cancelled because there were no agenda items to address. No decisions or discussions will take place.
Certificate of Compliance issued for 9 High Street, noting setback violations
The City of St. Albans will review a Certificate of Compliance for 9 High Street, owned by D&S High Street, LLC. The certificate confirms the property’s current residential use (four dwelling units) but records that the barn fails the south side setback and the driveway fails the north side setback. The city notes the…
Committee to discuss strategic plan and support Walk Bike Bridge funding
The Economic Development Committee will hold a work session on communicating the strategic plan and receive reports from working groups on innovation, hospitality, and permit expediting. They will also consider a letter of support for the City's application for federal funding for Phase I of the Walk Bike Bridge…
Town Board holds work session on trail updates and hauler licensing
The Town Board is meeting for a work session to receive information and exchange ideas on town business. The session includes updates from the Town Manager, Town Attorney, and staff.
Selectboard to consider adopting parking ordinance for Old Pump Road
The Selectboard will review and consider adopting a parking ordinance for Old Pump Road, clarify its stance on Act 181, and discuss development at 105 Bolger Hill Road. They will also consider approval of a Chittenden County Sheriff's contract and multiple permits and licenses, including the Farm to School Fun Run and…