Denning appoints Ian Huttar to Planning Board through 2031
Summary
The Town Board unanimously appointed Ian Huttar on June 9 to fill a Planning Board vacancy left by Travis Coddington’s May 2025 resignation; the term runs through Dec. 31, 2031, and an oath of office will be filed with the town clerk.
The Town of Denning Town Board appointed Ian Huttar to the Planning Board at its June 9, 2026 meeting to fill the seat vacated by Travis Coddington, who resigned in May 2025. Resolution No. 41 names Huttar to serve the remainder of the term, ending December 31, 2031, and requires that a constitutional oath of office be filed with the Denning Town Clerk.
Councilman Mike Dean moved to adopt Resolution No. 41 and Councilman Kevin Smith seconded; the roll call recorded unanimous AYEs from Dean, Mickelson, Smith, Vurckio and Supervisor David Brooks and the motion carried. Ian Huttar introduced himself to the board during the meeting and submitted a Letter of Interest prior to the vote.
Why it matters: Filling the Planning Board vacancy restores a full board and allows continuity on pending matters, including short‑term rental (STR) zoning updates that Supervisor Brooks said must be completed by August. The new appointee will participate in upcoming Planning Board discussions, including a rescheduled June 25 meeting.
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