Town of Campbell

The Planning Board meeting included discussions and decisions on several applications. SP 25-2025 and FP 26-2025 were approved with conditions for an addition to an existing structure, requiring elevation and flood-proofing measures. SD 29-2025 was approved with a recommendation to rezone lot 2. SD 30-2025 was tabled pending resolution of issues related to setbacks and environmental impacts. SP 27-2025 and FP 28-2025, concerning a modification of a previously approved plan for a storage building, were approved with specific conditions for anchoring and access openings.

The Town Board discussed the highway department's need for a new truck, the progress of the new highway barn, and the status of the water extension project. They also discussed the bookkeeper's report, zoning officer report, dog control issues, assessors report, supervisor report, and town clerk report. The board accepted the resignation of the janitorial-maintenance man and discussed a resolution in support of Congressman Nick Langworthy's Energy Choice Act. They also reviewed the revised tentative budget, discussed a tax cap override, and opened a public comment period. Finally, they audited and approved vouchers.

The meeting included reports from various departments, such as the HWY, Water, Bookkeeper, and Zoning Officer. Discussions covered the completion of a new truck, updates on Water District 4, and zoning permits issued. There was also a discussion about moving the meetings back to the evening, but no motion was made. A public comment was made regarding fire boxes with phones at fire departments. The meeting also included a voucher audit.

The meeting included a review for the installation of a greenhouse with specific requirements for year-round use, including location restrictions, temperature control, alarm systems, electrical and water supply protection, and foundation specifications. An application was approved with recommendations from Thomas Hargrave. Additionally, there was a review of a property for the installation of two carports, with recommendations regarding securing the units and allowing water traverse. Another application was canceled.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several applications and issues. Application SD 19-2025 was approved for the subdivision of property to correct a property line issue. Application SD 20-2025 was approved for a subdivision of town-owned property to allow access to other properties for future sale. A temporary stop work order was placed on Mr. Payne's project due to concerns about flooding, pending further information and analysis.