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Salisbury authorizes consultant payments for Mutton Road wetlands permit and disbands Highway Building Advisory Committee
Summary
The board authorized payments totaling $5,735 to two consultants for wetlands permitting related to Mutton Road and voted to disband the Highway Building Advisory Committee, with Chair Hoyt saying the committee had served its purpose.
Town Administrator April Rollins told the board the Mutton Road wetlands permit application was complete and that the town would send the permit fee to the state on Jan. 22. Chair Selectman Jim Hoyt moved to authorize two consultant payments connected with the wetlands permitting: $2,735 to A.C. Engineering & Consulting and $3,000 to Allen-Bentley Consulting. Selectman David Kelly seconded both payments and each motion passed with no opposition.
Rollins asked the board when it wished to begin work sessions on the next steps for the highway property; Hoyt said he preferred to wait until the wetlands permit outcome was returned. Hoyt also proposed disbanding the Highway Building Advisory Committee, saying the group had served its purpose; the board approved the motion unanimously.
The board recorded the payments and the disbanding of the advisory committee; no further immediate steps or timelines for highway property work sessions were set beyond waiting for the wetlands-permit decision.
