China planners approve two agenda items

by Mary Grow

At a short Sept. 24 meeting, China Planning Board members approved two agenda items, with almost no discussion.

As promised, Ironwood Maine representative Wade Bedsaul brought a map showing locations of two new small buildings and a parking lot expansion (from four spaces to seven) at the South China residential facility for troubled teen-agers. At their Sept. 10 meeting, board members postponed a decision on the additions (See the Sept. 19 issue of The Town Line, p. 2, for more information.)

The second request, from Michael Littlefield, was to combine two lots in an existing subdivision that board chairman Toni Wall said is at the intersection of Neck and Stanley Hill roads. Board members signed a revised subdivision plan for the Registry of Deeds.

Codes Officer Nicholas French and board members talked briefly about town ordinances that need to be updated. They plan to work on them over the next few months, with the goal of asking voters to act on revisions at the June 2025 annual town business meeting.

The next regular China Planning Board meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 8.

 
 

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