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Board approves refund for planning application after applicant withdraws
Summary
The board agreed to refund a planning-board application for Tom Dur after he withdrew because of a boundary-line redraw; members said little office work had been done and authorized the refund, though standard policy is that application fees are non-refundable.
The board reviewed a letter from Tom Dur requesting a refund of his planning-board application fee because a property boundary redraw made the application premature. Staff said the town’s practice is generally to treat such application fees as non-refundable, but that no advertising or packet preparation had been completed for this case.
Board members agreed to refund the fee. The clerk confirmed the refund would be processed.
"Tom Dur's letter said due to unforeseen issues with the redrawing of our property line it will either be cancelled or at least need to be redrawn therefore we will not be ready for any planning meeting in the near future," a staff member read. The board voted to approve the refund.
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