Notice - Armory Redevelopment Corrective Action Plan Public Review

Joe kasprzak • January 27, 2023

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Town of St. Johnsbury Public Notice- Armory CAP

The Town of St. Johnsbury is hosting a public Select Board meeting on Monday February 13th, 2023 at 6:00pm at 51 Depot Square. During this meeting the Select Board will take public comment on the proposed Corrective Action Plan (CAP) presented by the Town of St. Johnsbury owners of 1249 Main Street, commonly known as the Armory. The Town has plans to remediate the Armory and redevelop the building and site into a police and regional dispatch facility. The draft CAP will be available for public review and comment during this public hearing. If you would like to join the meeting virtually, please email rwaterhouse@stjvt.com for the login information no later than Friday February 10, 2023. If you are unable to attend the meeting, but would like an opportunity to review the materials, visit www.stjvt.com, or email jkasprzak@stjvt.com to request a copy. Public comments are encouraged and will be accepted through February 22, 2023 at jkasprzak@stjvt.com. Please check our project webpage (www.stjvt.com/armory-redevelopment-project ) for further updates.

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