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Planning and Zoning Commission approves minutes and sets June 9 public hearings
Summary
The commission approved minutes from its April 14 meeting with one abstention, accepted several new applications, and scheduled public hearings for June 9 on a text amendment and two property applications.
At its regular meeting, the Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve the April 14, 2026 minutes; one member abstained because he was not present at that meeting.
The commission accepted three applications and set public hearings for June 9: a text-amendment application to subdivision regulations (section 306.1.c) filed by Kurt McNaughton; an application (2605) for 117 Peak Mountain Drive from Timothy Brignall to split and restore a lot from a previous subdivision approval; and an agency application (2606) for 129 South Main Street from Matt True seeking a special permit for a year-round farm stand.
The commission also noted communications: staff received a summons and complaint regarding application 26-03 and accepted the resignation of alternate Joel Strong; staff said it would seek a replacement for the alternate seat. The zoning enforcement report noted compliance actions at several Turkey Hills Road addresses and notices for unregistered vehicles at other properties.
Chair John Welsh called for the vote on the minutes: "There being none, all those in favor of the minutes as written signify by saying I." The motion carried with one abstention.
The meeting adjourned by motion and voice vote.
