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Longtime DRB member to step down, will serve as an alternate
Summary
At the May meeting a DRB member announced they will step away after serving since the board’s inception and said they will remain available as an alternate to the Select Board.
A longtime member of the Richmond Development Review Board announced during the May meeting that they will step away from the board after decades of service but will offer to serve as an alternate to the Select Board.
The member said they had been on the DRB since its inception and previously served on the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Board colleagues thanked the member for years of service and acknowledged the contribution to local planning work.
The announcement came during the meeting’s opening remarks before the evening’s agenda items were taken up. The board offered verbal thanks and briefly recognized the member’s service; no formal personnel action was required at the meeting.
Why it matters: continuity on local land-use bodies matters for institutional memory and case handling. The board indicated the departing member will remain involved as an alternate and thanked them for decades of service.
