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Selectboard ratifies prior logging access decision and to seek state help on Monet Lane declassification
Summary
The board ratified its Oct. 6 decision granting temporary logging access across a town parcel for a private tract and agreed to work with the State and Windham County on declassifying Monet Lane, which has no road or bridge.
The Selectboard moved to ratify its Oct. 6 decision to allow temporary logging access across town-owned Parcel 066068.000 to provide access for logging on Parcel 112137.000. Taylor Prouty moved to ratify the earlier decision; the motion passed unanimously.
The board also discussed Monet Lane, which the State reported has no road or bridge but has not been formally declassified. Town Administrator Aileen Tulloch said she will coordinate with Windham County and the State to pursue formal declassification or "throw up" of the way, per the State’s recommendation.
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