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Tamworth Select Board reviews attorney recommendation on alleged subdivision violation
Summary
In nonpublic Session 1 on March 24, the Tamworth Select Board considered an attorney’s recommendation to send a final letter to a property owner about a possible subdivision violation and to require the owner’s attendance at the next Select Board meeting before daily fees or fines are imposed.
The Tamworth Select Board met in a nonpublic session March 24 to consider an attorney’s recommendation to issue a final notice to a property owner over an alleged subdivision violation.
Emery Roberts, who moved to enter the nonpublic session, is recorded in the minutes as initiating the action under RSA 91-A:3, II(c). According to the minutes, the attorney recommended sending a final letter that would require the property owner to attend the next Select Board meeting as a final attempt to resolve the matter before the board begins assessing daily fees or fines.
The discussion was recorded in Session 1, which the minutes show began at 7:00 p.m. and ended at 7:15 p.m. The minutes state that they were not sealed.
The minutes do not record a formal vote on imposing fines or the exact timetable for any enforcement action. They also do not name the property owner or provide additional factual details about the alleged subdivision violation.
Next steps recorded in the minutes are limited to the attorney’s recommendation: the board would require the owner’s attendance at a future Select Board meeting as a final step before daily fees or fines might be assessed. The minutes do not describe any independent investigation details or a decision to impose penalties at this meeting.
