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BURLINGTONFREEPRESS.COMTHURSDAY,MARCH2,2017 7A EVERYTHEATER NEEDSITSSTAGE FP-0000408342 vermont When Williston residents gather for town meeting at 7p.m. Monday in the auditorium of Williston Central School, the hot topic is likely to be the 21 housing developments with expired stormwater permits. Selectboard Chairman Terry Macaig said there will be a forum on the issue after town meeting is done to residents of some of the issues dealing with on stormwater The issue is not on the town ballot. Town Clerk Deb Beckett said Monday meeting is informational only. Macaig blamed the state in part for not enforcing the stormwater permits over the the state and the feds are saying, have to bring these permits up to Macaig said.

town is trying to help One of the measures the town of Williston is considering is low-cost loans to help developments pay for bringing stormwa- ter systems up to standard. Macaig said it would be difficult for homeowners in some of the developments to pay for the improvements, even though homeowner associations have been putting money aside for years to pay for maintenance. Macaig estimated there could be as much as $1 million worth of work that needs to be done collectively. why the town will offer low- cost Macaig said. quality is at stake.

under a mandate to take care of our Williston residents will vote on a town budget of $10,613,961, up about 4 percent from the current budget of $10,225,270. Also on the ballot is the $75,144,759 budget for the new Champlain Valley School District, which includes Williston, St. George, Hinesburg, Shelburne and Champlain Valley Union High School. Kevin Mara will serve as a member of the new consolidated School Board from Williston. Also on the ballot are two contested races for Selectboard: Orlando Bru is running against incumbent and Deputy Chair Jeff Fehrs for a three-year term; and David Cranmer is running against Theresa Zittritsch for a two-year term.

Voting will take place on Tuesday, March 7, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Williston Central School gymnasium. FILE Williston residents will gather for a town meeting on Monday evening and vote at the polls Tuesday. Williston is facing water quality issues with developments Town Meeting Day previews The Burlington Free Press is publishing the following stories: Feb.

23: Burlington Feb. 24: Colchester Feb. 27: Junction Feb. 28: Shelburne March 1: South Burlington March 2: Williston March 3: Winooski The rest of Chittenden County at a glance: Feb. 23: Bolton Feb.

23: Charlotte Feb. 24: Hinesburg March 5: Huntington Feb. 24: Jericho Feb. 27: Milton March 5: Richmond Feb. 27: St.

George Feb. 28: Underhill Feb. 28: Westford Find full coverage at BurlingtonFreePress.com. DAN FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER Private investigators are seeking fresh information on the 2004 disappearance of Brianna Maitland in Montgomery, in which foul play is suspected. Maitland, then 17, was last seen March 19 of that year at the Black Lantern Inn, where she was an employee.

Her car was found abandoned at a nearby farmhouse. Family members have offered $10,000 to anyone who can locate Maitland or her remains and an additional $10,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for her disappearance, according to a release from the Center for the Resolution of Unresolved Crime. The Vermont State Police, on its missing-persons website, has further information on the case, and posts a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the resolution of this case leading to an arrest and conviction. The crime-resolution center is hosting a phone-in and walk-in campaign to solicit tips from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

on March 11 at La Quinta Inn Suites, 813 Fairfax Road in St. Albans. People may call investigators at 802524-3300 or 203-507-6352 during those hours. Information about the case also can be emailed to Bruce Maitland, father, will be in attendance at the daylong campaign to speak with anyone who wants to provide information, according to the Massachusetts-based firm. At the time of her disappearance, Brianna Maitland was described as 5 feet 4 inches tall, with hazel eyes, weighing 105 pounds and with a faint scar in her left eyebrow.

Do you have a breaking news tip? Call us at 802-660-6500 or send us a post on Facebook or Twitter using Investigators seek tips in Vermont 2004 disappearance FREE PRESS STAFF COURTESY Brianna Maitland of Franklin County disappeared on March 19, 2004..