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Board reapproves site plan after applicant failed to pull permit within six months
Summary
The board reapproved a previously authorized site plan because the applicant did not pull the original permit within the six-month window; the applicant's representative confirmed the reapproval restores prior conditions from the Oct. 23, 2025 approval.
The Planning Board reapproved a site-plan authorization on June 25 after staff confirmed the original permit lapsed because it was not pulled within the six-month timeframe. Julie Tit of Machu Architects told the board this action is "essentially a reapproval" and confirmed the reapproval does not substitute for the original approval.
The board read a resolution citing the original approval date of Oct. 23, 2025, and the applicant's SEAF dated Sept. 9, 2025; the board granted a negative declaration and approved the reapproval unanimously. The resolution reiterates that the applicant must secure required building and regulatory permits before proceeding.
Board members noted the reapproval is procedural: it restores the earlier permission so the applicant may pursue permits and construction consistent with the prior conditions. Staff will monitor the permit pull and advise if additional changes are required.
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