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Planning board approves May 12 minutes; schedules inspections and next meetings

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Summary

The board voted unanimously to approve minutes from May 12, set a gravel-pit inspection for the following day, and scheduled the next meeting for July 14; multiple administrative items were settled at the June 9 meeting.

The Brookfield Town Planning Board unanimously approved minutes from its May 12 meeting during the June 9 session.

The board took a formal roll-call vote after a motion to accept the minutes; members recorded in attendance at roll call were Ed Ingalls, Marshall Goldberg, Steven Berry, Leah Gage, Mark Bluffner and Rick (Rich) Zacker. The clerk completed a standard roll-call tally; the motion carried.

After approving the minutes, the board confirmed a gravel-pit inspection scheduled for the next day at 5:00 a.m. (board members discussed logistics including driveway access and asking the operator about a reclamation plan). Members said reports of excavation (reports of cuts) are on file in the office and that operators file an annual report with the state. One member cited an excavation tax of three cents per ton as the state levy on extracted material.

The board set its next regular meeting for July 14 and noted an August meeting that will include state representatives and an executive councilor to discuss recently proposed state legislation affecting local zoning and housing.