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Selectboard names private access road 'Wilson Way' to satisfy E911 requirement

Dorset Selectboard · December 17, 2024
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Summary

The Dorset Selectboard approved naming the private access serving Marble Ledge Lodge 'Wilson Way' after the Town Manager said the state requires unique E911 addresses for each building; the motion carried 4-0.

The Dorset Selectboard voted to name the private access road serving Marble Ledge Lodge and cabins "Wilson Way" after Town Manager Rob Gaiotti said the State requires unique E911 addresses for each building on the property, which in turn requires the road have a name. The property owner had proposed several options including Wilson Way, Chippy Way and Griffith Drive; the board approved Wilson Way with a 4-0 vote.

Rob Gaiotti told the board that the road accesses a single private parcel for Marble Ledge and that naming the road satisfies the 911-addressing requirement. Jim Salsgiver moved the naming motion and Frank Parent seconded. The minutes record the motion as passing 4-0; a roll-call of individual votes was not provided in the meeting record. The decision addresses a state E911 compliance need and establishes the roadway name for emergency dispatch and addressing databases.