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Bolton Zoning Board delays votes; applicant seeks extension on pool variance
Summary
At a brief May 9 meeting, the Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously seated alternates, appointed Anne Decker acting chair, recorded an applicant's request to extend a hearing on an 18x30 pool variance to June 13, 2023, tabled minutes and officer elections, and adjourned.
The Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals convened a regular meeting on May 9, 2023, at Bolton Town Hall and by Zoom, where members unanimously approved procedural motions, recorded an applicant's request for more time on a pool-variance matter, and adjourned after roughly three minutes of official business.
Acting Chairman Anne Decker called the meeting to order at 7:11 p.m. Members present included Anne Decker and Morris Silverstein, with alternates Bill Anderson (seated for Mark Altermatt), Joshua Machnik (seated for Jonathan Treat) and Mary Terhune (seated for William Pike). The board voted 5–0 to confirm the seated membership and to appoint Decker as acting chair for the session.
Under a continuation of public hearing #ZBA-23-1, the minutes record that applicant Jason Vaillette requested an extension to the variance hearing concerning the proposed installation of an 18-by-30-foot in-ground swimming pool at 68 Country Club Road. The request was to continue the matter until the board's June 13, 2023 meeting so the applicant could gather additional information; the minutes do not show any board action on the extension during this session.
On procedural business, M. Silverstein moved and B. Anderson seconded to table approval of the April 11, 2023 minutes until June 13, 2023; the motion passed unanimously. The board took the same action on the election of officers, voting 5–0 to postpone that agenda item to the June 13 meeting. The minutes record no correspondence or other business.
M. Silverstein moved to adjourn at 7:14 p.m.; J. Machnik seconded and the motion carried 5–0. The minutes were submitted by Leslie J. Brand.
The board’s next listed meeting date in the minutes is June 13, 2023, when the continued hearing and the tabled procedural items are expected to be addressed.
