East Central Vermont: What We Want plan is completed!
February 2015
You can access the full plan and/or individual plan sections here. Thanks to everyone who participated in the planning part of this project!
Please contact Dan Potter with any questions.
Request for Qualifications – Design Engineering for South Street Sidewalk Improvement Project [Springfield TAP TA14(6)]
February 3, 2015
The Town of Springfield and Southern Windsor County Regional Planning Commission invite firms to submit proposals for engineering services for sidewalk improvements along South Street, between Union Street and the High School, in Springfield. The Town of Springfield has received Transportation Alternatives Program funding through the Vermont Agency of Transportation for this project. Engineering services for this project will be procured through a qualifications-based selection process. Qualified applicants are invited to submit Statements of Qualifications by February 27, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. Please call the Southern Windsor County Regional Planning Commission at (802) 674-9201 for Request for Qualifications documentation.
Click here to view the full Request for Qualifications.
Click here for the 02/23/2015 RFQ Addendum.
How much of the Connecticut River Byway have you traveled?
November 18, 2014
Have you visited the Cady Mausoleum in Brownsville or the Crown Point Military Road in Weathersfield and Springfield? These are just two of 100 historic sites profiled in a new travel guide of the Connecticut River Byway, a project led by SWCRPC. The Byway runs on major roads on both the Vermont and New Hampshire sides of the Connecticut River, and the travel guide covers over 500 miles of roadway between the Massachusetts and Quebec borders. It’s an interesting guide with car, bicycle and kayak routes, as well as information about historic sites along the way. The brochure was printed in November and has started to be delivered to a wide variety of locations along the Byway – including visitor centers, Chambers and historical societies. The Byway website (www.ctriverbyway.org) is due to have the travel guide uploaded with an interactive map in the next few months. Contact Katharine if you’d like a copy or more information about the project.
Emergency Relief and Assistance Fund
August 25, 2014
ERAF requirements are changing. Is your community planning to be flood ready?
