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Washington Select Board approves two building permits, denies large equipment shed

Town of Washington Select Board · April 2, 2026
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Summary

The Town of Washington Select Board approved a deck permit and a two-story drey-cabin permit and denied a five-bay equipment shed application at its April 2, 2026 meeting; several daytime appointments and permit inquiries were also noted.

The Town of Washington Select Board approved two residential building permits and denied a commercial-scale equipment shed during its April 2, 2026 meeting at Town Hall.

Joyce Borey's application (Lot 16-77-11) for a 6-foot-by-10-foot deck was approved, and a permit for Michael Mullen and Ellee Granier (Lot 7-46) for a 20-foot-by-28-foot two-story drey cabin to be used as a full-time residence was also approved. A separate application from Peter France (Lot 9-17) for an 18-foot-by-50-foot five-bay equipment shed with a 6-foot-by-30-foot extension was denied.

Evan Caffrey moved to approve the minutes from March 26, 2026; Sam White seconded and the board voted unanimously to accept the prior minutes. The meeting record notes daytime appointments and conversations with residents, including a Friends of the Library representative discussing a Black Flies dance event and the Zoning Board of Adjustment chair updating the board on regional transportation corridors.

The board did not record detailed roll-call votes for each permit in the minutes; the approvals and denial are indicated in the permit section of the meeting record. There was no quoted public testimony in the minutes regarding the denied shed application.

The Select Board will continue to accept permit applications and hear related questions during regular office hours and at future meetings.