Belmont Conservation Commission re-elects Tessier chair, votes to add student member. At the May 13 meeting, Pauline Tessier was re-elected commission chair and Tyson Morrill was named vice chair. The board voted to request that the Board of Selectmen establish a formal sign policy for town
Belmont Planning Board approves subdivision and parking lot applications. The Board voted 5-0 to approve a subdivision creating two lots from a 50.55-acre parcel at 255 Ladd Hill Road in the Rural Zone, with conditions including mandatory sewer connection and underground utilities by May 18, 2027.
Planning Board approves Dunkin subdivision and parking amendment; denies parking waiver. The board unanimously approved final conditional approval for Ktirio Bel, LLC to subdivide the 2-acre property at 223 Daniel Webster Highway into a 1.07-acre Dunkin lot and 1.01-acre vacant pad site. A related
Belmont Planning Board approves Dunkin subdivision and expanded parking plan with conditions. The board granted final conditional approval to subdivide the 2.08-acre Route 3 restaurant site and to add 12 parking spaces while reconfiguring emergency access, voting 7 to 0 on both applications. The
Zoning Board rejects rehearing request over missed deadline. The Belmont Zoning Board of Adjustment voted unanimously to deny applicant Anthony Gobbi's request for reconsideration of a February 25 decision, ruling that his April 1 filing was 35 days after the decision date, exceeding the 30-day
Belmont Conservation Commission elects Pauline Tessier as chair in Wednesday's leadership transition. Denise Naiva, the outgoing chair, nominated Tessier and was unanimously elected, with Naiva also unanimously elected vice-chair. Land Use Technician Roderick Cameron reported the Conservation Fund
Belmont Conservation Commission votes to change regular meetings to second Wednesday of each month. The five-member commission unanimously approved the schedule change at its May 7th meeting. The commission also unanimously authorized $60 in spending for Conservation Handbooks for Tom Ceniglio,
Belmont Conservation Commission approves a $50 purchase for wildlife parking area signage. The panel unanimously authorized funding for "No Dumping" and "No Overnight Parking" signs at the Tioga River Wildlife and Conservation parking area off Route 140-Depot Street, addressing reported overnight
Belmont Conservation Commission delayed permanent repairs to the Town Forest bridge and approved invasive plant removal efforts. Chair Pauline Tessier reported that a temporary patch had been applied after someone fell through the bridge; permanent repairs will wait for cooler weather and volunteer
Zoning Board grants variances for landlocked property. Vice Chairman John Froumy led the Belmont Zoning Board of Adjustment to unanimous approval on June 25 of two variances allowing a single-family residence at 74 Coons Point Road in the Residential Single-Family Zone, despite the lot's lack of