Documents

2021: 

• _{Open Space Plan}
• _{Open Space Plan Executive Summary}

2010: 

• Schedule of Events (PDF) for open Montpelier Conservation Commission meeting January 14, 2010 - Presentation by U-32 students and a discussion about methods to mitigate damage caused by beavers

2009: 

• Letter to Gwen Hallsmith (PDF) - Director of Planning and Community Development April 13, 2009

 2007: 

• Natural Community Map (PDF) of Montpelier, VT, May 2007 - Prepared for the Montpelier Conservation Commission by Brett Engstrom and John DeLeo
• 2007 Montpelier Open Space Survey (PDF)

2005:

• The Berlin Pond Watershed Conservation Project (PDF) - Report, March 23, 2005 - Presentation given to the Montpelier City Council by the Montpelier Conservation Commission
• The Berlin Pond Natural Community Map (PDF) (high-resolution copy), June 17, 2005 - Prepared for the Capital Area Land Trust by Brett Engstrom and Marc Lapin
• The Berlin Pond Natural Community Map (PDF) (low-resolution copy), June 17, 2005 - Prepared for the Capital Area Land Trust by Brett Engstrom and Marc Lapin

2003: 

• Natural Resources Inventory Phase II Report (PDF), February 20, 2003 - Prepared by Arrowwood Environmental, LLC. Includes the summary data tables, but the mapped information is not yet available on-line

 2002:

• Letter to Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (PDF) - This letter is in support of Basin Planning for the Upper Winooski Watershed
• Montpelier Open Space Plan: Views and Vistas (PDF) June 12, 2002 Draft - Prepared for the City of Montpelier by Jean Vissering for the Montpelier Conservation Commission
• Montpelier Open Space Plan: Executive Summary (PDF), August, 2002 Draft - Prepared for the City of Montpelier by Jean Vissering for the Montpelier Conservation Commission
• Enhancing our River Environment (PDF) - A Proposed Plan for the Management of the Winooski Riverbank Vegetation in Montpelier - This report was produced by the Montpelier River Corridor Restoration Committee in July 2002. The plan grew out of recognition that the Winooski River and its tributaries require a long-range vision and consistent attention. Implementation of these recommendations should help to reduce riverbank erosion, mitigate threats of flooding, and fulfill the river's potential as an outstanding natural resource