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Resident says prior CVA case may have expired; board to consult attorney

Town of Woodstock Zoning Board of Appeals · July 24, 2026
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Summary

A resident told the board he had been told that CVA case 2501 may have expired because its first public hearing occurred in June; the Chair said she would check with the town attorney and follow up by email.

A resident raised a procedural concern about CVA case 2501, reporting he was told the case may have expired because its first public hearing took place in June and more time has since passed.

"He is the dealer's neighbor from CVA case number 2501... the case had been expired because the 1st public hearing took place in June, and now we're past that time," the resident said. The Chair replied that she would email the attorney to confirm whether the case could be closed and said she would follow up with the board.

The Chair also noted administrative follow-up on other delayed matters, saying she had spoken with a staff member about the 'Lisa and Nardi' case and that 'Butch' would investigate outstanding questions while 'William' is unavailable. The board took no immediate formal action on the expiration question during the meeting.