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ZBA presses applicant over vehicle storage at 684 Boston Post Road; written accounting not received
Summary
The Zoning Board of Appeals continued a December enforcement case concerning vehicle storage at 684 Boston Post Road. The applicant reported 81 vehicles (about 20 removed, 10 owned by the owner) in an oral update to the Building Inspector; the written accounting required by the board was not provided. Staff will follow up weekly and discussed possible enforcement steps.
At its Feb. 2, 2026, meeting the Zoning Board of Appeals continued a December enforcement case concerning site conditions and the number of vehicles stored at 684 Boston Post Road.
The meeting record states the applicant provided an oral update to the Building Inspector, reporting 81 vehicles on site, with roughly 20 removed and about 10 belonging to the property owner. The ZBA had required a written accounting; the minutes say that written documentation was not received and that snow conditions have impeded progress on removals.
Director of Planning and Community Development Adam Burney told the board he will coordinate with the Building Inspector to follow up at least weekly and monitor progress toward the conditions the board set; the minutes record discussion of possible enforcement steps if progress is insufficient, including termination of continuance, withdrawal, or denial of the pending matter. No formal enforcement motion or vote was recorded in the minutes on Feb. 2.
The board did not record a final decision on enforcement at the meeting; follow-up actions were assigned to staff for monitoring and further reporting at future hearings.
