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Commission approves letter to state on Southbury Avenue bridge; clarifying edit added about local habitat

Harbor and Coastal Zone Management Commission · July 17, 2024
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Summary

The commission adopted a letter to the state regarding the Southbury Avenue bridge over Otter Creek, agreeing to a ministerial edit clarifying that while the state has policy 7, the locally designated significant habitat under policy 7a should be noted; the motion passed unanimously.

The Harbor and Coastal Zone Management Commission reviewed and adopted a draft letter to the state concerning the Southbury Avenue bridge replacement over Otter Creek, approving a single ministerial edit to clarify local habitat designations.

The chair said he would change language that called the state's statement a factual error and instead propose wording to note that "while there's no state designated significant habitat, there is a locally designated significant habitat," referencing local policy 7a. "I wanna change that sentence to read something, to the effect of we need to advise the state that while there's no state designated significant habitat, there is a locally designated, significant habitat," the chair said.

After the chair proposed the edit, he moved to adopt the letter with the described change. A second was recorded and the commission voted in favor; the chair announced the motion carried unanimously. No further substantive edits were requested and the letter will be transmitted to the state as amended.