December 6 is the new date, allowing time to notify Lakes Region Planning Commission and the nine additional towns affected by the development.
Conditions that will be attached to the approval have not been made public.
Planning Board members seem to agree that conditions would need to be met before they would sign off on the plan.
"This affects you, it affects me, and this affects the future the water in this town,” said teenager Stella Lunt, who lives nearby.
"We can't just arbitrarily decide that we think this is a bad idea and refuse it," said Effingham Planning Board Chair George Bull.
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