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Planning commission applies for grant

Wednesday, September 18, 2013 — Issue 221

GUILFORD — The Selectboard on Sept. 9 unanimously approved a Planning Commission request for a resolution authorizing it to apply for and accept a grant through the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development.

The Planning Commission is seeking funds for the Windham Regional Commission to help it draft technical language on economic development for use in the next revision of the Town Plan.

FY2014 MPG applications are due Sept. 30.

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