Essex Junction Planning Commission
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The five members of the Planning Commission are appointed by the Village Trustees. The commission meets on the first and third Thursday of each month to review development applications, update the Land Development Code and assist in the update of the Comprehensive Plan.Programs in this Series
The Essex Junction Planning Commission meets on a regular basis in the Village Hall. Channel 17 records one of these meetings each month. To find out more about Planning proposals, agendas and minutes click here.
The Essex Junction Planning Commission meets on a regular basis in the Village Hall. Channel 17 records one of these meetings each month. To find out more about Planning proposals, agendas and minutes click here.
The Essex Junction Planning Commission meets on a regular basis in the Village Hall. Channel 17 records one of these meetings each month. To find out more about Planning proposals, agendas and minutes click here.
The Essex Junction Planning Commission meets on a regular basis in the Village Hall. Channel 17 records one of these meetings each month. To find out more about Planning proposals, agendas and minutes click here.
The Essex Junction Planning Commission meets on a regular basis in the Village Hall. Channel 17 records one of these meetings each month. To find out more about Planning proposals, agendas and minutes click here.
The Essex Junction Planning Commission meets on a regular basis in the Village Hall. Channel 17 records one of these meetings each month. To find out more about Planning proposals, agendas and minutes click here.
The Essex Junction Trustees meet on the second and fourth Thursday of each month at the Village Hall at 7pm. To find out more about Village issues and business click here.
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