The board reviewed several development applications, including a request for a 44-unit residential development, a 2-lot minor subdivision, and a 24-lot major subdivision. Each application involved discussion on specific requirements such as permits, site design, infrastructure, and legal compliance. Additionally, the board received an update from the Planning Commission regarding amendments to the Unified Development Regulations.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Planning Commission Regular Meeting
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The commission held a public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the Unified Development Regulations, which are intended to align development regulations with the town plan, clarify permitted uses, and encourage development that supports the intended character of zoning districts. Following the discussion and public hearing, the commission formally accepted the amendments.
Sep 10, 2026·Board meeting
Development Review Board Regular Meeting
The board reviewed and approved a request for final plan approval of a 2-lot conservation planned unit development subdivision for the Donald R. Richards Revocable Trust. Additionally, the board approved a request for a 2-lot minor subdivision and conditional use approval for the construction of a single-family dwelling for Christine and Brian Werneke. The meeting concluded with a deliberative session.
Aug 27, 2026·Board meeting
Development Review Board Regular Meeting
The Development Review Board considered a request for a final plan review for a 2-lot minor subdivision at 3 and 19 Precast Road. The board approved the application with several conditions, including requirements for permit documentation, compliance with signage and lighting standards, potential pedestrian or bicycle facility requirements, installation of monuments and lot markers, legal review of deeds and infrastructure documents, and adherence to state permitting and recording timelines. The board also moved to a deliberative session after closing the hearing.
