How can abutters or interested citizens raise concerns about a project to the Planning Board?
Abutters often play a crucial role by providing information and helping the Planning Board evaluate plans. Abutters and other citizens interested in a project are encouraged to call the Planning Office with concerns or comments, view the plans at Town Hall, submit written comments, attend the Planning Board meeting, or watch the meeting on local cable channel 17. • Do I need Planning Board approval for my project? Approval from the Planning Board is required for all subdivisions, lot line adjustments, new non-residential development, and expansions or changes of use to non-residential buildings or sites. Significant changes to signs that are shown on a site plan may also require Planning Board approval. For additional information, please contact the Planning Director. • Do I need a permit to fill a low spot on my property? No permit is required to fill a low spot unless it is a wetland. Wetlands are designated by wetland or soils scientists based on specific criteria including vegetati
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