Amid the ongoing efforts to bolster affordable housing options and support homeowners, Vermont has introduced a new initiative known as the Manufactured Home Improvement and Replacement Program. This program, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) recovery funds, aims to address various aspects of manufactured home communities and provide financial assistance to homeowners in […]
Efficiency Vermont is a member of SEON. Here is how they are making a difference. In an effort to promote energy efficiency, cost savings, and a more sustainable future, Vermont has embarked on an ambitious journey by allocating funds to provide weatherization incentives to its residents with moderate incomes. This initiative, facilitated by Efficiency Vermont,
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This section addresses Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) testing, remediation, and removal in schools in the state of Vermont. Here’s what homeowners, particularly those with school-age children, need to know about this section: 1. PCB Testing in Schools: The Department of Environmental Conservation, in consultation with the Department of Health and the Agency of Education, will use
As fiscal year 2024 approaches, policymakers are taking significant steps to address housing challenges and improve housing accessibility in the state of Vermont. This article delves into two important sections of the legislative document, highlighting the allocations for affordable housing development and the miscellaneous fiscal year 2024 one-time appropriations. Sec. B.1102 AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT –
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Legislation that outlines various appropriations for housing-related initiatives, including support for recovery home residents, emergency housing, homeless households, land access, and livestock management using technology. The mentioned funds are being allocated from the General Fund for the fiscal year 2024.Here are the key points: Sec. B.802 Housing and community development Personal services 6,428,334 Operating expenses
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Understanding Workers’ Compensation Changes: Impact on Workers and Employers In the world of labor and employment, legislative changes often have far-reaching consequences for both workers and employers. One such example is a recent bill that addresses various aspects of workers’ compensation. While not the most exciting topic, understanding these changes is crucial for individuals in
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Introduction: Vermont’s recent amendments to tax increment financing laws have potential implications for homeowners. In this article, we will delve into the changes made to §§ 1895, 1896, 5404a, and related sections, exploring how these alterations could affect homeowners and their property tax liabilities. Amendment to § 1895 – Original Taxable Value: The amendment to
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Vermont Public Infrastructure Financing: Implications for SEON’s Sustainable Housing Initiatives Introduction: For organizations like SEON that focus on sustainable housing development, the recent amendments to Vermont’s public infrastructure financing laws could have significant implications. In this article, we’ll explore the changes made to § 1891 and related sections, and how they might impact SEON’s efforts
Introduction: Vermont’s property tax laws can have a significant impact on homeowners, especially when it comes to use value appraisal for eligible agricultural land, farm buildings, and managed forestland. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of a recently amended bill, specifically § 3756 of Vermont’s statutes, and explore how these amendments could affect
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Introduction: In a move that could impact construction workers and other individuals facing challenging circumstances, lawmakers are considering extending eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits. The goal is to provide support to those who separate from employment due to urgent, compelling, or necessitous circumstances. Here’s a breakdown of what this could mean for construction workers and
