Planning Board says it cannot meet with Mark Dube without owner authorization
Summary
The Planning Board declined to meet on a PCC request from Mark Dube because he was not the property owner or a legally designated agent; the board advised that it can only meet with applicants or authorized agents.
A Public Comment/Consultation (PCC) request from Mark Dube was not heard at the July 27 Planning Board meeting because Dube was not the owner or a legally designated agent for the lot in question. The minutes state that the board advised him it could not meet under those conditions.
The minutes record: "The planning board advised him that they can not meet with him unless he is the applicant/property owner or legally designated agent for the owner of the lot in question." The board did not schedule a meeting or accept the request without proper authorization.
The action leaves the PCC request pending; the board indicated it would consider meeting only after the requester provides evidence of ownership or agent authorization.
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