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Weston Selectboard approves sending registered letters over access-permit violations
Summary
The Selectboard voted unanimously Nov. 5 to send two registered letters to two Weston residents about alleged violations of access permits and to consult VLCT and VTrans staff on possible remedies.
The Town of Weston Selectboard voted unanimously Nov. 5 to send two registered letters to two residents regarding alleged violations of access permits and to consult outside counsel and state transportation staff on possible remedies. Secretary Linda Saarnijoki made the motion after the board returned to open session; Vice Chair Jim Linville seconded the motion and it was approved without recorded opposition.
"[T]o send two registered letters to two residents in Weston regarding violations of access permits," the minutes state. The board also agreed to consult the Vermont League of Cities and Towns (VLCT) and Marc Pickering from the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) about the violations and possible remedies. The minutes do not name the residents or specify the alleged violations beyond the term "access permits."
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