Town says it cannot find the letter that Select Board member Chris Seamans referred to at a ZBA appeal hearing last month.
Appellants say the board’s January 3 hearing was “replete with deficiencies.”
Critics say the rewrites are regressive and will create an environmental loophole.
You can register your support of HB 1360, which will be heard in Concord on Wednesday, February 7.
The Fire Chief is not the only one that Effingham’s Planning Board wants to eliminate from required reviews of plans to handle and store hazardous materials.
The Planning Board wants the Chief removed from zoning’s chain of oversight in regulating potentially hazardous substances.
A letter is said to explain why the town withdrew a zoning enforcement action against Meena’s convenience store last year.
An attempt to retrieve a lost boat alone despite offers to help.
The attorney for the abutters says the next step would be to file for reconsideration at the ZBA.
Wake surfing, fertilizer and federal funding for Marine Patrol are on the agenda.
A major environmental case grinds on.
We're pleased to salute some of their successes this year.
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