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Resident links code change to farm rules; board says amendment is unrelated
Summary
At the Aug. 10 public hearing on a proposed local law about site plan expirations, resident Patricia Haidaoui urged the board to consider agricultural rules — including a cited 10‑acre minimum — though town officials said the amendment is not related to farming.
During public comment at the Aug. 10 hearing, resident Patricia Haidaoui raised concerns that the Town's recent actions on agricultural and farming regulations — she referenced a proposed 10‑acre farm minimum and questioned legal defensibility and increased legal costs — and asked the board to consider those issues in connection with the code amendment under discussion.
Councilwoman Sessa interrupted to note that the remarks Haidaoui was addressing came from a separate public hearing that had already closed; Supervisor Corcoran responded that the proposed amendment on expiration periods "is not related to farming or agricultural regulations in any form." The board did not act on the substance of agricultural regulations at this hearing.
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