This week, two public hearings in the Town of Vienna aim to get public input on a proposed motorized scooter program and extending the moratorium on new development applications for Maple Avenue.
The Transportation Safety Commission is set to unveil the proposed shared mobility devices pilot program and solicit feedback from the community on Tuesday (Oct. 29).
People can also email comments to [email protected].
Then on Wednesday, Oct. 30, the town’s Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on extending the suspension of the Maple Avenue Commercial (MAC) zone.
The proposal would extend the moratorium to June 30.
The Vienna Town Council first put the moratorium in place last September to allow the town staff time to redesign the town’s guidelines.
Both public hearings are set to start at 8 p.m. at Town Hall (127 S. Center Street).
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