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Selectmen review multiple vested zoning permits and short-term rental applications ahead of town meeting
Summary
The Board reviewed a Zoning/Health report covering a newly issued building permit and several 'vested' permits and short-term rental (STR) application statuses, including follow-ups for incomplete STR filings and pending Site Plan Review packets.
The Board reviewed the Zoning/Health Officer report at the Feb. 23 meeting and recorded a permit approval and multiple updates on vested permits and short-term rental applications.
Zoning Coordinator/Health Officer Tim Bray reported a building permit approval for Casey and Elizabeth Brennan for a 34-by-64-foot single-family residence on a 12-acre parcel that, he said, meets zoning requirements and raised no wetland or setback issues.
The Board also reviewed several 'vested' permits: Jose Ossa Concha (115 Woodcrest Rd.) received a Special Exception from the ZBA on June 3, 2025 but the Planning Board later denied the application on July 17, 2025 for lack of information; Andre Keplar (10 Winding Wood Rd.) was approved with conditions by the ZBA on Oct. 11, 2025 and has documented septic repairs and an updated vested Site Plan Review packet sent Jan. 1, 2026; Kieth Matte (87 Woodcrest Rd.) and Shannah Stone (2513 NH State Route 4A) have previously granted Special Exceptions with Site Plan Review applications pending or in consultation.
Regarding short-term rentals, the minutes show an expired STR Special Exception for Anthony Pavati (140 Woodcrest) that lapsed Sept. 2024 with no Site Plan Review submitted; David Saggese (30 Winding Wood Rd.) was sent an STRCUP packet on Feb. 9, 2026 after an incomplete application; Bernard and Katrina Cahill were sent an STRCUP packet on Jan. 20, 2026; and Tanya Prime has been repeatedly informed about STR regulations but has not submitted an application despite multiple letters and consultations.
The Board recorded no formal votes altering previously granted Special Exceptions at this meeting; several items remain in the site-plan or application-submittal stage and staff will follow up as needed.
