Copley Hospital has obtained approval from the Green Mountain Care Board (GMCB) to build a new surgical suite to replace its existing suite, which is nearly forty years old. SRH Law attorneys Drew Read more »
Community Development
Brian Dunkiel on the challenge of handling contaminated soils
The proper disposal of contaminated “urban soil” unearthed during new development projects in Burlington has become a significant consideration for the city and its developers. Brian Dunkiel provides Read more »
SRH Law Client TDI New England Receives Vermont Public Service Board Approval for 1,000 MW Electric Transmission Line Project
On January 5, 2016, the Vermont Public Service Board issued a Section 248 Certificate of Public Good for the installation and construction of TDI New England’s proposed “New England Clean Power Link Read more »
Andy Raubvogel Presents at the 2015 Renewable Energy Vermont Conference
SRH Law partner Andy Raubvogel recently spoke at the 2015 Renewable Energy Vermont Conference & Expo held on October 9, 2015. Andy presented on the Legislative and Regulatory Developments Read more »
Geoff Hand & Brian Dunkiel to present at White + Burke’s 2nd annual Vermont Development Conference
SRH Law’s Geoff Hand and Brian Dunkiel will be speaking at the second annual Vermont Development Conference, presented by White + Burke Real Estate Investment Advisors, on Wednesday, November Read more »
Waterfront Park Wins Again – This time in the 2015 Seven Daysies
SRH Law congratulates our client, Burlington Parks, Recreation, and Waterfront, winner of the 2015 Seven Daysies award for its Waterfront Park as the “Best large live music venue.” The Read more »
House and Senate pass legislation to expand options for handling excavated soils from projects located in smart growth areas.
The Vermont House and Senate passed legislation this week that will help save hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars for economic development and redevelopment projects located in Read more »
Permit amendment allows for year-round events at Burlington’s Waterfront Park
With the Act 250 District #4 Environmental Commission's approval of a permit amendment last month, events may now be held year-round in Burlington's Waterfront Park. In March, SRH Law attorney Read more »
Elizabeth Catlin represents City of Burlington on Waterfront Park Act 250 permit amendment
On Monday, the Act 250 District #4 Environmental Commission heard from the City of Burlington and from opponents on amending the City's Act 250 permit for Waterfront Park. The City's application Read more »
Changes to Vermont’s Brownfield Clean-up Program Expected to Become Law Soon
Towards the end of the 2013 legislative session, the Vermont House and Senate unceremoniously passed H. 226, advancing potentially significant changes to Vermont’s brownfield clean-up Read more »
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