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Ashland CPC lets Riverwalk Project expire, requiring new application to continue work
Summary
The committee declined a staff request for a three-year extension on the Riverwalk Project, agreeing the current application should expire and require a new submission to define project scope.
The Ashland Community Preservation Committee on Feb. 17 declined a staff request to extend the Riverwalk Project’s expiration date beyond Dec. 31, 2026, and agreed the project should allow its current approval to expire so a new application can specify scope.
Chair Aaron Ladd reported staff had requested a possible three-year extension for the Riverwalk Project, but committee member Devin Cashman opposed granting an extension. The committee agreed that letting the current project expire would require the proponents to submit a new application clarifying scope before further CPC action.
The committee did not take a formal roll-call vote on the extension in the transcript excerpt; members recorded consensus that the current permit should expire and would be subject to reapplication.
