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Resident requests customary home-occupation permit for battery-recycling office work
Summary
Richard Taylor told the Board he operates a battery-recycling business with materials and processing conducted offsite and requested a customary home-occupation permit to do office work from home; the Board signed paperwork and asked him to return with copies to register vehicles.
Richard Taylor presented a Customary Home Occupation permit request to the Board of Selectmen on Feb. 9, saying his business recycles battery materials, that all materials and processing are conducted offsite, and that he performs administrative office work at his residence.
Taylor said the paperwork was signed at the meeting and Board members asked him to return the following day with copies so he can register business vehicles. The Board did not raise issues of storage or hazardous-material handling at the meeting; members’ remarks focused on completing paperwork and vehicle registration steps.
There was no formal motion or vote recorded for the permit during the public session; the Board’s actions at the meeting were limited to accepting paperwork and directing Taylor to return with copies to complete the registration process.
