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Selectboard sets May 30, 2026 compliance deadline for bakery screening; VTrans signage sought for Route 100

Town of Weston Selectboard · November 25, 2025
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Summary

Weston’s Selectboard set a May 30, 2026 compliance deadline for a required screening between a bakery and a neighboring property and said it will seek VTrans approval for loading/no-parking signage on Route 100 to address truck loading and parking violations.

The Selectboard reviewed ongoing access and zoning concerns tied to a local bakery and neighboring properties and set a compliance deadline of May 30, 2026 for required screening between the bakery and the LaRue property. The board said it will take enforcement action if the screening is not installed by that date.

Will Goodwin, identified in the meeting as the town’s Zoning Administrator, will perform a compliance check in the spring following the deadline. The board also discussed trucks loading and unloading and parking along Route 100 in violation of no-parking rules and agreed to pursue approval from the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) for No Loading signage; the board discussed similar signage or loading/unloading signage for Mill Lane and potential hotel-managed winter plowing agreements with neighbor commitments.

The Selectboard treated the matter as a mix of enforcement and intergovernmental coordination, setting a clear deadline and assigning follow-up inspections.