Needless to say I mentioned that the property, due to the fact that the tree fell on the house, is unlivable. I also mentioned that even if we were going to try to build on the same footprint, we would have re-excavate because the foundation is no longer usable. This would cause the same amount of wetlands disturbance as building the new house. The commission agreed, and decided to decide on the application at the next meeting. This is common procedure. They could have instead a) extended the application to two months for further study, or b) decided a public hearing was neccessary, and extended the application upwards of four months. The commission decided neither of those choices were needed. WOOT! Thanks Teri for taking the pictures today. They were exactly what we needed!
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Happy that it went so well for you. i'll bet you can't wait to tear down the house and garage. Can you start that before you have the building and wetlands permits?
ReplyDeleteThe surveyor suggested not to, but because of the positive reaction in the committee, we might consider it.
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