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Lincoln residents seek public hearing as state board weighs proposed airstrip
Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers speaks to the crowd at a Sept. 14 forum at Burnham Hall focused on the proposed airstrip Lincoln residents Kyle and Katie Clark have been seeking approval to site at their property since 2022. Independent photo/Marin Howell
September 17, 2026
Kyle and Katie Clark have been seeking approval to operate the airstrip at their property since 2022, and their neighbors are asking for another opportunity to weigh in before the Vermont Transportation Board decides on the project’s future.
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