Madison Economic Development Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of the proposed Salt Meadow Farms residential development to Planning and Zoning, which Paul Cody presented as generating approximately $379,000 in annual taxes with minimal town costs through a homeowner's association…
The Polson School HVAC Building Committee approved four change orders totaling $99,238.
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee discussed recruitment, Vision Zero recognition, and 2027 planning. The committee has three open seats and asked the Board of Selectmen to consider applicants; member John Lamirande agreed to contact previously interested individuals.
Beach Commission unanimously approved a commemorative Surf Club ornament fundraiser on October 6. Director Austin Hall was authorized to work with artist Jamie Dietz on the project, with donations of $5 per ornament benefiting the recreation department.
Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency approved removal of diseased trees and home addition modification. The agency unanimously approved removal of seven diseased beech trees on Durham Road.
The Madison Planning and Zoning Commission continued a contested hearing on a two-lot subdivision off Advent Hill Road to November 5.
Madison's Planning and Zoning Commission held a listening session where residents pressed for stormwater limits and a possible development moratorium ahead of a zoning rewrite.
The Madison Planning and Zoning Commission held a special listening session on comprehensive zoning regulation updates.
Planning and Zoning Commission continued a public hearing on Advent Hill re-subdivision to November 5.
Madison's Historic District Commission approved a pole barn certificate for 395 Boston Post Road.