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Resident says R-22 coverage limits are 'too restrictive'; council points to planning board review
Summary
During public comment, resident Abe Seruya said R-22 zoning coverage limits are "too restrictive" and argued property improvements benefit the town's tax base. Councilman Bray replied that the ordinance was introduced previously and sent to the planning board; a public hearing will be held at the next meeting.
At the May 6 meeting, resident Abe Seruya raised concerns about a new zoning ordinance's coverage limits in the R-22 zone, saying they are "too restrictive" and arguing that property improvements benefit the town's tax base. Councilman Bray responded that the ordinance had been introduced at the previous meeting, has been referred to the planning board for input and approval, and that a public hearing is scheduled for the next council meeting.
Councilman Bray emphasized that significant due diligence and research went into drafting the ordinance and invited Mr. Seruya to bring further comments to the upcoming public hearing. No formal action on the ordinance occurred that evening; the matter will be considered at the scheduled public hearing.
