One day, the trees were gone.
“Private road, publicly maintained.”
How this area looked in 2015, before the encroachment began:
And in 2021, thanks to our taxes and municipal officials:
The applicant is “Marie-Louise Kehoe and family” according to the municipal web site.
Kehoe receives the permit in April 2020, then lists the land for sale a few months later. The Wisialkos buy it in late December, and someone modifies the document:
“Any project or activity subject to the provisions of the above-cited By-Laws or Rules and Regulations must comply with the specifications of each. In case of conflict, the more stringent provisions shall apply.
Any Applicant requiring a waiver must submit a written request for such a waiver. Such a request shall be accompanied by an explanation or documentation supporting the waiver request. All waiver requests shall be discussed and voted on at the Public Hearing for the project.” source
There was no 177, nor 161. (Source: FY20StreetListing.pdf)
No 96 or 98. Only on custom maps.
