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Selectmen give 30 days to bring unpermitted accessory dwelling into compliance
Summary
The board treated an occupied trailer on Town Farm Road Ext. as an unpermitted accessory dwelling unit and gave the property owners 30 days to obtain a zoning permit and address health and registration issues; the zoning coordinator said he could not approve a permit while it posed a public health hazard.
Warren George informed the Board of Selectmen that a semi-trailer on Town Farm Road Ext. had been occupied and the town is treating the unit as an unpermitted accessory dwelling. The board instructed Mr. George to complete a zoning permit application and gave him 30 days from the June 22 meeting to come into compliance.
Tim Bray, the town’s Zoning Coordinator and Health Officer, told the board that he "would not be able to approve the permit as it is a public health hazard." The board noted that eviction and other legal remedies may require court involvement and that the matter remains under active follow-up.
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