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Board grants 90‑ and 180‑day extension options for presumed subdivision; approves extension to Feb. 19, 2026
Summary
The applicant requested a 90‑day extension for a phase‑3 roads/performance‑fund reduction; the board authorized a two‑90‑day route, extending approval to Feb. 19, 2026.
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The planning board approved an extension request on Sept. 3 for the presumed subdivision (phase 3) submitted by a firm represented by Nick Gugneda (senior engineer for future Zac and Fow). The applicant sought an initial 90‑day extension so the project team could advance public improvements and reduce the performance fund amount prior to plan signing.
Planning staff told the board the roads for phase 3 are being built and that the applicant asked for either one 90‑day extension (to bring the deadline to Dec. 4) or two consecutive 90‑day extensions (to Feb. 19, 2026). The board approved the longer schedule, allowing the extension through Feb. 19, 2026.
Why it matters: the extension keeps the applicant’s plan signature deadline open while public improvements are advanced on the site, including road construction that affects the performance guarantee calculation.
The board recorded the motion to grant the extension and members present voted in favor.

