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CPC staff to draft local restriction agreement for Lighthouse School rain garden
Summary
Staff told the CPC that a permanent state-level restriction was not required for the Lighthouse School rain garden and that a local contract with an expiration of up to 30 years will be drafted and circulated for review.
A staff member told the CPC on June 17 that the Lighthouse School rain garden does not require a permanent state-level restriction and that the recommended approach is a local contract. The staff member said the coalition advised the CPC to use a local contract “with the expiration date of up to 30 years,” and that she is drafting a new contract from scratch for the CPC to review.
The staff member said she will send the draft to the CPC for review and also circulate it to Brian for his comments because the contract would bind the town “even if we don't exist anymore.” No formal vote was taken; the item was discussed as new business and the staff member presented the recommended draft approach and the next steps.
Members did not record objections on the record during the meeting, and the staff member indicated she is preparing the contract language and will return it for CPC review. The meeting record does not identify Brian’s role beyond being someone to review the draft, nor does the staff member provide a final term length; she said the contract can be set for up to 30 years and that the CPC can determine the exact duration during review.
