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NECCOG moves to recommend STIP signal-replacement project, approves zoning referrals for Chaplin and Scotland
Summary
On June 28 NECCOG members moved to approve STIP Project #0172-0513 (signal replacement, $6,575) and recommended regional referrals for Chaplin and Scotland; motions were recorded in the minutes but vote tallies were not provided.
NECCOG members considered several action items at the June 28 special meeting and recorded motions to approve a STIP signal-replacement project and to recommend local zoning text amendments for Chaplin and Scotland.
The STIP item (Project #0172-0513) was presented for a block vote recommendation; the minutes list the project as a 2024 construction phase with a total cost of $6,575 (Federal $5,260; State $1,315). David Eaton moved to approve the project 'as presented,' and David Cunningham seconded the motion. The public minutes record the motion but do not include a recorded roll-call or tally.
On regional referrals, the board reviewed proposed text amendments: Chaplin (Zoning Regulations section 8.11) and Scotland (amendments to Article 3 and Article 4A Sections 3 and 6). Austin Tanner moved to approve the referrals and David Eaton seconded; the minutes again record the motion without a vote tally.
Why it matters: STIP projects and local zoning referrals go into the regional review process and can affect project prioritization, permitting and coordination among member towns. The minutes provide project identifiers and funding splits but do not record final vote tallies or further conditions.
What’s next: motions were made and recorded in the minutes; the transcript does not state whether formal votes were taken or the results of any recorded roll call.
