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Board discusses possible discontinuance of one‑mile stretch of road in Sandy River Plantation; no vote taken
Summary
The Board reviewed the statutory process for discontinuing a one‑mile stretch of road in Sandy River Plantation and held discussion; final approval would require a constituency vote at a legally called town meeting, and the Board took no formal action.
The Board held a discussion about the possible discontinuance of a one‑mile stretch of road in Sandy River Plantation, reviewing a brief overview of the statutory process. Minutes record that final approval of any discontinuance would require a vote by the constituency at a legally called town meeting, regular or special. No formal action or decision was taken at the Aug. 12 meeting.
Minutes do not identify the specific road segment by additional descriptor beyond the one‑mile length nor do they record public comment on the item. The Board treated the matter as discussion only and did not direct staff to prepare warrant language or schedule a referendum at this meeting.
