A town that has grappled with complex and mostly symbolic ordinances in past years rejected a short and mostly practical one June 8, after voters decided the wording wouldn't stand up to scrutiny.
The "Intent to Build Ordinance" would have required property owners to notify the town before building or making improvements costing $2,500 or more.
Selectwoman and assessor Jackie Robbins explained the reason for the ...
A town that has grappled with complex and mostly symbolic ordinances in past years rejected a short and mostly practical one June 8, after voters decided the wording wouldn't stand up to scrutiny.
The "Intent to Build Ordinance" would have required property owners to notify the town before building or making improvements costing $2,500 or more.
Selectwoman and assessor Jackie Robbins explained the reason for the ...