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The Montpelier Bridge The Montpelier City Council last week approved a controversial ordinance that would require residential home sellers to disclose to prospective buyers the amount of energy they use to heat, cool, and run their homes but not right away.  After hearing complaints from residents who suggested that the website used to produce the required Vermont Home Energy Profile was not ready for primetime, the council agreed to postpone making the ordinance mandatory until July 1, 2022.  The original ordinance called for the law to become mandatory in July of this year. The additional year of voluntary compliance would give the operators of the site, Clearly Energy, time to improve the user experience, the council said. The council also reduced the cap on the amount of fines for non-compliance from $1,000 to $500, once the mandatory phase begins. 

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