Recent comments in /f/vermont
osoandino t1_j9r6ri9 wrote
Reply to Some of the Mountains of VT by elseh2o
Could they not have eliminated the word “mountain” from all of these?
MizLucinda t1_j9r6fln wrote
Reply to Upper Valley Housing (VT side) by CuriosAHA
Do you have kids? Are schools an issue?
ArkeryStarkery t1_j9r6a53 wrote
Reply to comment by No-Ganache7168 in Senate panel advances major housing bill, overhauling municipal zoning and Act 250 by DaddyBobMN
Do you think the balance is good now?
Formal_Coyote_5004 t1_j9r5zf3 wrote
Reply to comment by Jkane007 in Planning a summer trip. by Wideawakedup
Brooooo calm down it’s a quote from the office
Key-Understanding770 t1_j9r5qqk wrote
Reply to comment by casewood123 in Could a climate change denier please tell me that this weather is actually normal for February? by MarketplaceMallBTV
I guess you’re probably wearing shorts today and tomorrow as well as next week. Don’t forget the sunscreen
Thesaturdayking t1_j9r52c7 wrote
Reply to Burlington, Vermont - May 1980 by gammapsi05
Just before the Church Street marketplace was put in.
mojitz t1_j9r4gqa wrote
Reply to comment by Otto-Korrect in Burlington, Vermont - May 1980 by gammapsi05
People seemed to really like driving old cars back in the day, huh? Saw some black and white photos and those guys were driving, like, crazy old cars that you rarely ever see today. If that trend keeps up, then maybe some day a few decades from now we'll even be driving the cars of the future! Really makes you think...
Willie_the_Wombat t1_j9r4ekb wrote
Reply to Post hole depth? by CancelCultAntifaLol
Are you pouring your concrete into the bottom of the hole as a footing? Or are you going to pour it around the posts? If the second, are you going to use sono tubes to pour your concrete into? The reason I ask, is because frost needs to get under something to lift it, if you pour concrete directly into a dug hole it takes the shape of that cavity, giving the frost ample opportunities to latch onto all the inconsistencies of the rough surface. So even if the post is 4’ deep the frost could grab onto the rough concrete at 6” and still lift your post. If your assembly has a smooth outer surface the frost can’t lift it unless it can actually get under the bottom of it. All that said, I would not advise the use of concrete to backfill pressure treated posts to begin with. But if you’re going to do it, at least use sono tubes.
HeadPen5724 t1_j9r3ns9 wrote
Reply to comment by Kiernanstrat in Senate panel advances major housing bill, overhauling municipal zoning and Act 250 by DaddyBobMN
The state says it declined from 2011 -2019 and then bounced up… because covid. Sometimes two data points don’t really tell the whole story.
HappilyhiketheHump t1_j9r35p9 wrote
Reply to Some of the Mountains of VT by elseh2o
Pretty cool.
HappilyhiketheHump t1_j9r324e wrote
Reply to comment by Dvorak_Smells in Any voters in Fairfax? by saintlyalbans
I expected Rama to post this drivel, but he’s apparently gone away.
It’s not really a good report.
It starts by picking on how people dress for a family photo and gets more pathetic from there.
John Walters is washed up, seeing a right wing threat around every corner.
He was forced to resign/fired from Seven Days for a lack of accuracy. Let that sink in. Forced to resign because he couldn’t be accurate while reporting on politics.
We can all do better.
dhatman9 t1_j9r2q64 wrote
Reply to Any voters in Fairfax? by saintlyalbans
Is there a resource for the school board candidates goals and cv?? Front porch forum is informative, but not very comprehensive.
Kiernanstrat t1_j9qy8rq wrote
Reply to comment by naidim in Senate panel advances major housing bill, overhauling municipal zoning and Act 250 by DaddyBobMN
Drives me up a wall when people use unexplained acronyms.
Kiernanstrat t1_j9qxyqj wrote
Reply to comment by HeadPen5724 in Senate panel advances major housing bill, overhauling municipal zoning and Act 250 by DaddyBobMN
Your opening statement is easily refuted with a simple google search. Population leveled off between 2000 and 2020 but still increased by around 15,000 residents.
zombienutz1 t1_j9qxowt wrote
Reply to Post hole depth? by CancelCultAntifaLol
8' 4x4 just needs to go down 2' or a little more to match up with the top rail of your fence panel.
New_Button228 t1_j9qx6m7 wrote
Reply to Post hole depth? by CancelCultAntifaLol
24 inches is plenty for corners and 18 inches in between corners
statuek t1_j9qvsv0 wrote
Reply to comment by dropkickninja in School administrators in the NEK are literally trying to kill our kids! by lantonas
moo house? back in my day we just called it a barn
Vermontess t1_j9qvp12 wrote
Reply to comment by ceiffhikare in Senate panel advances major housing bill, overhauling municipal zoning and Act 250 by DaddyBobMN
FWIW Vermont ranks 25th for public lands In the country
ReverendErn t1_j9qv85n wrote
Reply to Burlington, Vermont - May 1980 by gammapsi05
What a difference between then (traffic on Church St) and now! I recall the outcry about "where are my customers going to park?" Now the volume of shoppers is soooo much greater. Not sure why other places don't catch on.
Detritus_AMCW t1_j9qtqhi wrote
Reply to comment by BostonUH in Upper Valley Housing (VT side) by CuriosAHA
Norwich is especially competitive as the feed into the Hanover, NH school district, which is one of the highest rated in the state. The area is loaded with million dollar plus homes, and even the teachers' average salary is 97k annually.
waitsfieldjon t1_j9qtf50 wrote
Reply to comment by TheShandyMan in Burlington, Vermont - May 1980 by gammapsi05
From right to left you have a Fiesta, Subaru, Datsun 210 (maybe), Chevette, Cadillac, and a big Ford Wagon the best I can tell.
1T-Nerd t1_j9qte1r wrote
Reply to comment by No-Ganache7168 in Senate panel advances major housing bill, overhauling municipal zoning and Act 250 by DaddyBobMN
Hadn't even considered that as a potential opportunity. So to follow that thought trend: I'm a developer who (qualifications for these state funded grants not yet known based on the linked article alone) gets state funding and re-zones a 5 acre swatch of farm land into multiple 2,480 square foot homes (median home size in the U.S according to Google). As it stands now nothing would stop me from turning this into a multi-unit STR community.
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This all really feeds back into my original thought which was what will the gatekeeping be to qualify for these subsidies from a developer perspective and measures to lock out these becoming STR immediately.
OkQuestion80 t1_j9qse8t wrote
Reply to Burlington, Vermont - May 1980 by gammapsi05
I lived on the second floor of the white building the following year!!!!
you_give_me_coupon t1_j9qsdu5 wrote
Reply to comment by ceiffhikare in Senate panel advances major housing bill, overhauling municipal zoning and Act 250 by DaddyBobMN
The tourists can go fuck themselves, I want it pretty for me and mine.
casewood123 t1_j9r702l wrote
Reply to comment by Key-Understanding770 in Could a climate change denier please tell me that this weather is actually normal for February? by MarketplaceMallBTV
Still not cold.