Breakdown of Fayston ARPA Fund request information can be found here.
Share the Road with Horses Safely
Horse Safety Video
2022 Notice of Grievance
On the 9th day of June, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. in the Robert Vasseur Fayston Town Hall the undersigned Listers will meet to hear grievances of person, co-partnerships, associations and corporations aggrieved by any of their appraisals. All grievances requests shall be received in writing. Please call or email, contact information below, for appointment or further questions.
Doug Mosle
Kirsten Andreae
Kim Laidlaw
[email protected] | 496-2454 Ext 3 | 866 North Fayston Road, Fayston VT 05660
MRVPD Wellbeing Survey
2022 MRV WELLBEING SURVEY LINK:
Email text:
Fayston residents,
How is the Mad River Valley doing? Have your voice heard on important community issues by taking the 2022 MRV Wellbeing Survey (bit.ly/2022-MRV-Wellbeing)!
The second annual Wellbeing Survey is a tool to help our community better understand how the MRV’s people, economy, and environment are doing. By asking questions such as your satisfaction with your personal health or access to recreational opportunities, decisionmakers can gain important insight into what the MRV is doing well – and how we can do better.
Results will be shared on the MRV Community Dashboard in summer 2022, and will be used to improve data-driven decision making, strengthen Valley-wide wellbeing and resilience, and provide transparency between MRV residents and officials.
The survey will run until May 30 and takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. At the end of the survey, participants will have the option to enter to win gift cards to Valley businesses!
You can take the survey online at: bit.ly/2022-MRV-Wellbeing.
The Wellbeing Survey is being conducted by the MRV Planning District as a part of the MRV Community Dashboard, an exciting effort to enhance the accessibility and relevance of local data. For questions or more information, please contact MRVPD Community Planner Amy Tomasso at [email protected] or 802-496-7179.
2021 Audit report
Please find the audit for the year ending December 31, 2021 here.
Feb 22, 2022 Informational Meeting Notice & Zoom link
TOWN OF FAYSTON
INFORMATIONAL MEETING
6:00 p.m. February 22, 2022 via Zoom
The Fayston Selectboard will hold an informational meeting to discuss all articles to be voted by Australian Ballot on March 1, 2022. This meeting is in place of the Annual Town Meeting which will not be held in person for 2022. Please join the discussion using the following Zoom link information. Hope to see you there!
Find the Town Meeting warning here: 2022 – Fayston WARNING FOR TOWN MEETING.
Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3388890421?pwd=SENIQkhXK3dpRktUVTVUM0R4UkpmZz09
Meeting ID: 338 889 0421
Passcode: 492597
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Fayston 2021 Reapportionment
Please see the Apportionment 2021 Letter from the BCA to local stakeholders.
Link to draft map of state wide reapportionment can be found here.
Any comments regarding reapportionment can be sent to Rick Rayfield (Fayston Justice of the Peace) at [email protected].
2021 Notice of Grievance
On the 9th day of June, 2021 at 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. in the Robert Vasseur Fayston Town Hall the undersigned Listers will meet to hear grievances of person, co-partnerships, associations and corporations aggrieved by any of their appraisals. All grievances requests shall be received in writing. Please call or email below for appointment or further questions.
Doug Mosle
Sarah Stavraky
[email protected] | 496-2454 Ext 3 | 866 North Fayston Road, Fayston VT 05660
Green Up Day – Saturday, May 1, 2021
SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 – GREEN UP DAY!!!
Green Up Day is a state-wide volunteer Spring clean-up of roadside litter. It is a fun activity for the whole family, is good for the planet and spruces up our local community!
FAYSTON GREEN UP DAY INFORMATION:
The Fayston Conservation Commission is coordinating Green Up Day efforts in Fayston. Green Up bags will be placed at most street intersections on signposts or stop signs. There will be extra bags available outside the Fayston Town Office on N. Fayston Road.
We thank every one of you who will be helping to clean up our roads! Be extra careful to adhere to state COVID guidelines for the use of masks and gloves. Huge thank you to the Green Mountain Valley School for their participation!!
Please EITHER take the trash you collect to the Earthwise Transfer Station in Waitsfield before 1 pm on Saturday, OR, leave your full Green Up bags on the side of the road. The Fayston Road Crew will be picking up remaining bags and taking them for disposal Monday morning, May 3rd.
If you find any tires during your Green Up Day roadside clean up, the Mad River Resource Management Alliance (MRRMA) will be at the Earthwise Transfer Station in Waitsfield until 1:00 pm on Saturday and will take the tires at no charge. They will also take car and pick-up truck tires from people who want to manage their own tire disposal at a charge of $4.00 per tire with or without rims.
We will not be collecting returnables. You will have to separate these, wash them, and return them yourself OR throw them out with any other trash you pick up.
For more information, email [email protected] or visit the Vermont Green Up website at www.greenupvermont.org or the MRRMA website at https://www.madriverrma.org/ . You can also call Lisa Koitzsch at 802-279-2173.
Town Audit year ending December 31, 2020
You can find a draft of our Town audit here:
Town Report year ending December 31, 2020
Please find your town report here:
Boyce Hill Town Forest Update
Boyce Hill is a special place year-round, but there is no time like a sunny day after a snowfall to truly appreciate the spectacular views of the Green Mountains to the west and the Northfield Range to the east! The Boyce Hill Town Forest Steering Committee has been meeting regularly to prepare for the next phase of our efforts to create the long-term management plan for the property: public input!
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