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Zoning board continues Hippolito Aguilera hearing for lack of voting members
Summary
The North Attleboro Zoning Board of Appeals voted June 18 to continue the Hippolito Aguilera public hearing because the panel did not have sufficient members to decide; the continuance was scheduled for the next monthly meeting.
The North Attleboro Zoning Board of Appeals voted to continue the public hearing for the Hippolito Aguilera matter to the board’s next monthly meeting after members concluded they did not have the required number present to decide.
Chair opened the discussion noting that the board believed “we need 4 members to vote on this application.” A board member confirmed the procedural requirement and the chair moved to continue the hearing; another member seconded the motion and the board carried the continuance. The chair asked staff to observe the statutory deadline for closing the public hearing before the next meeting.
The continuance preserves the applicant’s opportunity for a full board decision at the next scheduled hearing. No substantive testimony or evidence was taken during the June 18 continuance discussion.
