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Motion made on use-variance petition; no vote recorded in transcript
Summary
After applicant testimony and board questions, a motion was placed on the record for the petition by Deborah Paddock and James Sinatra to have a use variance at 1259 North Main Street; the transcript records the motion being moved and a call for a second but does not capture a recorded vote or final outcome.
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Following applicant testimony and a prepared statement about property hardship, the Chair asked for a motion on the petition to allow a restaurant at 1259 North Main Street. The motion was moved on the record; the Chair then asked for a second. The transcript captures discussion about conditional language and the duration of an unused variance but does not include a recorded vote or a formal determination by the board.
Board members discussed tying conditions to traffic findings from DOT and noted that site planning would proceed to the planning commission. A staff speaker clarified that a granted variance that is not used may revert to the original zoning after 12 months. The transcript ends with applicants offering brief final comments and thanks; no vote tally or formal approval is recorded in the excerpt provided.
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