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Martin Memorial Hall Photograph courtesy of Carolyn Hie
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Land Use Administrator deForest D.L. Bearse Telephone: [802] 674-2626
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 7:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. Friday - Closed
Planning Commission
Conservation Commission
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Publications available at the Town Office Town Plan - $8.00 Zoning Bylaws - $6.00 Subdivision Regulations - $4.00
These publications are available for free download at "Documents on the Web".
Location: Martin Memorial Hall 5259 Route 5 Ascutney, Vermont
Telephone: [802] 674-2626 Facsimile: [802] 674-2117
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Mailing Address: Town of Weathersfield Post Office Box 550 Ascutney, VT 05030-0550
E-Mail Land Use Department
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The new Town Plans and new Zoning Bylaws, complete with color maps, are available for purchase at the Town Offices. Price for either is $8.00
Now that the building season is here you may want to add on to your house or build that tool shed you've been thinking about. You may get a zoning permit anytime the Town Office is open or call the town Office and give us your name and address and we will send you one. If you are not sure if you will need a permit please call the office with your questions.
If you want to subdivide your land or start a new business it can take a while to get the needed permits. Call for an appointment, and set up a schedule for your project review.
ZONING PERMIT FEES (adopted by Select Board 4/5/2011)
| Administrative Permits |
Base Fee |
Additional Fee |
Recording Fee
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| Permitted Accessory Uses |
$30 |
$0.05 per sq. ft. new construction |
Yes |
| Permitted Principal Uses |
$100 |
$0.05 per sq. ft. new construction |
Yes |
| Certificate of Occupancy |
$40 |
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Yes |
| Permit Amendments |
*** |
$0.05 per sq. ft. new construction |
Yes |
| Permit Renewal |
$30 |
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Yes |
| Property line adjustment |
$40 |
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Yes |
| Zoning Board of Adjustment |
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Conditional Uses (all) including: - storage of flammable liquids & gases (7.16) - enlargement, alteration, change, of extension of time of nonconforming uses (6.4.1) |
$200 |
$0.05 per sq. ft. new construction |
Yes |
| “Other Use” Determination |
$200 |
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Yes |
| Variance hearing |
$200 |
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Yes |
| Appeal, Permittee |
Free |
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Yes |
| Appeal, interested party |
$95 |
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Yes |
| Flood Hazard Review |
$200 |
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Yes |
| Site Plan Review |
$170 |
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Yes |
| Site Plan Amendment |
$100 |
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Yes |
| Planning Commission |
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| Sketch Plan Review |
$100 |
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| Preliminary Plat Review |
$100 |
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| Final Plat Review |
$100 |
$50 per lot |
Yes |
| Access approval |
$75 |
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Yes |
| Misc. |
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| Municipal Permits |
Free |
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Yes |
| Renewal Energy Structures |
Free |
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Yes |
| Late Fees |
X |
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| Driveway Permit |
$30 |
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| Publications |
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| Town Plan |
$8 |
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| Subdivision Regulations |
$4 |
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| Zoning Bylaws |
$6 |
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*** Same as original base price X Double all applicable fees "Yes" Recording fee as set by VT statutes and the Weathersfield Town Clerk
Total Permit Fee = Base Fee + Additional Fee + Recording Fee
Town Plan (Adopted 7/15/04, Amended 9/15/05)(PDF)
Zoning Bylaws
Zoning Permit Application
Subdivision Regulations
Application for Sketch Plan Review
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State Resources
Important Note: If you are building a new home or doing a major addition of 500 square feet or more, you need to know about the Vermont Residential Energy Code. It's the law!
Please contact: Energy Code Center, 255 South Champlain Street, Burlington, Vt 05401. Phone: 1-888-373-2255; fax 1-802-658-1643; e-mail code@veic.org
Vermont Planning Information Center
This site provides information for planning commissions, zoning boards, development review boards, zoning administrators, and their staff.
The Vermont Council on Rural Development is pleased to announce a new website for its statewide project: www.futureofvermont.org" target="_blank">Council on the Future of Vermont
The Council on the Future of Vermont is seeking to learn about Vermont from Vermonters. For one year, CFV will take public input on the values, concerns and aspirations of people throughout the state, and, in 2009, will present a comprehensive assessment of its findings.
The website is one way for Vermonters to contribute their ideas and to learn what others think via an online survey, discussion questions, forum notes, and a calendar of events. |