Title: Re: planning board
Unless I’m not understanding the essence of this issue, is enforcement now the critical piece of the puzzle? In other words, whether we have a bylaw regulating earth removal or if it is not permitted by “silence,” if the planning board or other authorities have no tools to enforce it or to go after violations, we are unable to prevent or punish?

Norma


On 8/29/02 7:13 AM, "Kathy Vassar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

hi - actually earth removal is not allowed because our laws are "silent" on the matter.  maybe a current pb member can further explain.     i remember the mess on edgell rd.   i guess one more reason to look down the road for a better solution is the boy scout land on edgell rd as well as eastleigh and ford's meadow.   probably others in town, as well.  should we start a list?

what does C.41S.81W say/mean?    thanks.  kathy
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Subject: Re: planning board

Hi All:

I gather from Kathy's memo that we do not allow earth removal anyway something which I recall instituting years ago when it was tried on Edgell Road......

My advice would be to rescind approval of the subdivision on Wayside under C.41S.81W  === Process if the same as it was for approval and impose new conditions relative to restoration of the land, scrubs, trees  stones etc.

Was the Carter Drive a subdivision also or A&R lots...  If the former the same process could and shold go forward.....  we are fiddling while Rome burns.....

Regards,


Barbara Gray





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