She has obtained informal approval from both the Commission and the Select Board. It is only a description of a recreational vehicle so not to be confused with manufactured homes, and indicated what to do with recreational vehicles that are in a flood plain. Jeanne said that Rob Halpert contacted her today and he said that he is on a Committee with the Vermont League of Cities and Towns to create an application for land use which will be distributed to all towns. She described the application as being three or four pages and required more information from the applicant, such as whether or not they are located in a flood plain, etc. Some members were concerned that that may create confusion.
More onus is put upon the applicant.
Shari explained that she works with applicants to guide and assist them. Shari said that Rob Halpert was asked to assist and that he had spoken with Mr. Deyo and Mr. Hatch on this matter. Attorney Halpert reported to the Select Board that Mr. Deyo should not be required to remove the building because he erected it under an appropriate permit, twice in fact, in 1994 and in 1999. The matter is not yet completely resolved and may involve the expertise of a hydrological engineer, which is rather expensive. Jeanne said the Board will notify the Select Board as to how it came to its decision to grant the 1999 permit, in that it did not have the 1994 map when it reached its decision to do so.