Selectboard backs Municipal Planning Grant application; library seeks knotweed-removal grants
September 29, 2026 | Bradford, Orange County, Vermont
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The Planning Commission asked for and received Selectboard support to apply for a $50,000 Municipal Planning Grant to assist planning work; the application carries a $5,000 match requirement. Ted Unkles and Marcey Carver described past grant use in developing the town plan and said the revised TRORC regional plan is being addressed as part of the effort.
Separately, the Bradford Public Library sought the board’s permission to pursue grants to clean Japanese knotweed from the library bank; the chair encouraged the trustees to investigate funding and return with a plan. The Planning Grant application window opened Oct. 1 and closes Dec. 2, per the minutes.
Separately, the Bradford Public Library sought the board’s permission to pursue grants to clean Japanese knotweed from the library bank; the chair encouraged the trustees to investigate funding and return with a plan. The Planning Grant application window opened Oct. 1 and closes Dec. 2, per the minutes.
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