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Harrison planning board continues rewrite of site‑plan application, compares it with ChatGPT draft
Summary
At a March 18 workshop the Harrison Planning Board continued revising its Site Plan Review application, comparing the town's existing form with a draft Wendy Gallant created using ChatGPT and identifying wording and field omissions; the item remains in progress for further edits.
The Harrison Planning Board continued work on its Site Plan Review application at a March 18 workshop, aiming to streamline the form and make it easier for applicants to complete. Chairman James Dayton confirmed a quorum and the board spent a portion of the workshop reviewing differences between the town’s current application and a draft produced by board member Wendy Gallant using ChatGPT.
According to the minutes, board members identified several wording and field differences the current application includes but the new draft omits. The minutes say the draft requires “some parts that need a little work” and additional wording be added to match the existing form. The board characterized the revision as a work in progress and agreed further edits are needed before adopting a new version.
Board members also noted the subdivision application will be examined at the next meeting or workshop rather than during this session. The board set the next meeting for April 1, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., when members expect to continue form revisions and review the subdivision application.
The minutes do not record a formal vote or adopt any specific language changes; they record the item as continued work and indicate staff and members will return with more edits.
