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Gravel‑pit operator tells selectmen he will pave townhall parking lot and seeks permit changes
Summary
Contractor Jason Anyan told the selectmen he will pave the townhall parking lot July 13–15, 2026, requested five amendments to his gravel permit, plans coordination with Durwin Clark for apron and mail turn‑off work, and expressed interest in placing a building at his gravel pit site.
Contractor Jason Anyan spoke with the Planning Board chair and the selectmen about five requested amendments to his gravel permit and said he plans to pave the townhall parking lot July 13–15, 2026.
Anyan said he will coordinate with Durwin Clark on the Pond Road apron and a mail turn‑off on Joslin Road, and commented on paving performed by other companies and asphalt quality testing. He also stated his intention to erect a building at his gravel pit to support his business operations.
The minutes note that Durwin Clark has already attended a gravel certification program; Selectman Steve Goldsmith indicated he will not attend that certification as Building Inspector. Anyan’s permit amendment requests and his paving schedule were recorded for follow up with the Planning Board and public works so coordination can occur before the July paving dates.
Next steps: Planning Board to review Anyan’s requested permit amendments and public works to coordinate apron and mail turn‑off work with Anyan and Durwin Clark.
