Neighbors press developer on runoff; DRB asks 25‑year peak‑flow analysis and continues hearing
At the March 11 DRB meeting, neighbors opposed a conditional‑use request at 110–114 East Main Street over recurring flooding. The applicant proposed dry‑well mitigation; the board asked for a formal evaluation comparing pre‑ and post‑development 25‑year peak flows and continued the hearing to April 8.
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The Development Review Board continued debate on CR2026-2, a conditional-use application involving modifications at 110 and 112–114 East Main Street, on March 11. Applicant Matt Pereizy recused himself from board deliberations but remained present as the applicant. The core dispute centered on stormwater: neighbors said the area already experiences frequent flooding and asked how any new building would be prevented from increasing runoff onto adjacent properties.
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