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Petersburgh board sets August timeline, notes training and answers a parcel question
Summary
The board agreed to seek an August staff report on the junkyard draft, highlighted a May 7 training opportunity at Tamarack School that counts toward board education credits, and advised a resident to route a Bill Hollow Road cabin question to the planning board.
John Dorian told members he would prepare a report for the board's August meeting to give staff time to refine the draft Local Law 1 of 2026. Members agreed August is a reasonable deadline to get recommended changes in advance of a new budget cycle.
Dorian said he emailed members about a board training at Tamarack School on May 7 that counts toward required education and urged members to sign up. A resident also asked about a 2-acre lot on Bill Hollow Road and whether prior approval for a cabin remained in force; the board advised sending such matters to the planning board and noted septic feasibility concerns for the site.
The board discussed having missed a prior meeting; members described informal notification practices including day-of texts. At the end of the meeting, a motion to adjourn was made, seconded and carried by voice vote.
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