Notes from the March 17th Town Trustees’ meeting
The meeting went quickly. There were only three administrative permits: all granted. There were eight applications for extensions, transfers, or amendments; none too exciting. Eight wetland permits applications were heard, several concerning actions obviously either out of the jurisdiction of the Trustees, such as work on the landward side of a house, or a second story addition above an existing house. I was told the Trustees must be involved if any of the property is within their jurisdiction. Does that sound correct? It seems that a great deal of time and effort is spent inspecting and deciding that a proposed plan doesn’t affect them. This also delays the owner in getting work done, by requiring an application to be processed. It seems that some of this can be simplified.
John Kramer
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