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Hamilton Zoning Board continues Popp property hearing for 957 Bay Road to April 1
Summary
The Hamilton Zoning Board of Appeals on March 4 granted the applicant’s request to continue a public hearing for owner-applicant Kevin Popp concerning 957 Bay Road and the extension/alteration of a nonconforming use; the board set the matter for its April 1 meeting.
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The Hamilton Zoning Board of Appeals voted on March 4 to continue a public hearing for owner-applicant Kevin Popp on a request affecting the property at 957 Bay Road.
The board granted a continuance to the April 1 meeting after the applicant’s representative, Jill, told the board the team had “a very difficult time gathering our team” and that, following a recent development meeting, they are “poised to be able to come back April one with good information.” The chair noted that a plan and a slightly different plan had previously been submitted and that the applicant intends to file another iteration, so there was nothing substantive to discuss at this session.
Board members moved and seconded a motion to continue the application; the transcript does not record who made the motion or who seconded it. The board then held a roll-call vote, during which Andy Villa, Michael Madden and Steven D. Roer were called; the chair announced that the application is continued to the April 1 meeting.
With the continuance approved, the board took a separate motion to adjourn. A roll-call vote for adjournment recorded affirmative responses from Mandy Phillip, Michael Madden and Steven D. Roer, and the chair declared the meeting adjourned.
Next steps: the applicant is scheduled to return to the Hamilton Zoning Board of Appeals on April 1 with revised materials; the transcript records that the applicant plans to provide more complete information at that meeting.

