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Madrid board allows roof on former Miller’s Market without engineered drawings, requires permit
Summary
The board voted unanimously to let Amanda Barkley re-roof the old Miller’s Market without submitted engineered drawings but required a building permit to verify code compliance.
Amanda Barkley presented a letter from an engineer stating the old Miller’s Market is structurally sound and that a roof could be reinstalled. Rita Gerenser noted that, because the building is commercial, engineered drawings are normally required.
Clark Putman moved to allow Barkley to put a roof on without engineered drawings; Emily Losey seconded the motion and the board voted unanimously in favor. The minutes record that "Amanda will be turning in an application for a permit to ensure that everything is up to code." The vote exempts Barkley from the usual engineered-drawings requirement but preserves permit review to confirm code compliance.
The board did not record an explicit timeline for when work would begin; Barkley is expected to file the permit application with the town clerk.
