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26 Main applicant approved by planning board but awaits code-enforcement permit
Summary
Planning staff said the site plan for 26 Main has been stamped after conditions were met, but the applicant is still waiting on the code enforcement officer (Greg Warner) to issue the final permit; planning board cannot force enforcement but can send correspondence.
A former applicant for 26 Main Street told the Planning Board that the board had stamped the approved site plan after conditions were met, but the applicant is still waiting for the code enforcement officer to issue the final permit required to open.
A staff member said the planning board’s role is limited: the board stamps site plans and notes when application conditions are met, but issuing the final permit and enforcing sign and safety rules falls to the code enforcement officer shared with a neighboring municipality. The staff member named the code enforcement officer as Greg Warner and said the applicant may contact him directly for an update.
The board suggested that if members of the public have concerns about sign placement or other potential violations, they should notify the village clerk or the code enforcement officer; the board can send correspondence but cannot compel enforcement. The applicant said they will wait to install signage until the permit is issued.
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