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The commission reviewed and approved a special exception application for excavation and grading, which involved detailed discussions on rock crushing, blasting, and site infrastructure planning. The enforcement report covered recent property maintenance citations, the removal of unauthorized signage, and updates on future industrial storage development projects.
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The commission reviewed various committee and director updates, including reports on Greenway maintenance, personnel performance, and summer program statistics. Key decisions included approving the design for new memorial benches, authorizing free field use for non-profit sports organizations serving local students, and discussing the status of summer concerts and the America 250 committee timeline. Furthermore, the commission engaged in a substantive discussion regarding the implementation, safety protocols, and liability concerns associated with the newly instituted open swim policy at the MRA facility.
The committee reviewed and approved the Greenway Committee Annual Report for fiscal years 2024-2025 and the draft for 2025-2026. Permission was granted to the Middlebury 250 Committee to install 19 educational signs along the Greenway, which will be funded by a grant from the CT America 250 commission. Additionally, the committee discussed the installation of a Little Free Library, potential memorial bench requests for residents, and the Chairman's intention to step down from the role.
The Board of Selectmen approved several items, including tax rebates and the resignation of a member from the Commission on Aging. Key business included the authorization of the sale of tax liens to private parties, the release of a wetlands basin planting bond, and a status update on the RFP for legal services, including a review of existing outside counsel expenses. The Board also received a briefing from legal counsel regarding new state legislation restricting law enforcement proximity to election sites. An executive session was held to discuss legal claims involving the Registrars of Voters.
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