Board Denies Request to Modify Village Green Permit
Sandwich Board of Appeals voted unanimously to deny a request to delete environmental conditions from the Village Green Comprehensive Permit. Applicant attorney Jonathan Fitch argued the Board had failed to timely notify of its determination, requiring automatic deletion.
Board of Appeals · Meeting of September 22, 2026
Sandwich Board of Appeals voted unanimously to deny a request to delete environmental conditions from the Village Green Comprehensive Permit. Applicant attorney Jonathan Fitch argued the Board had failed to timely notify of its determination, requiring automatic deletion. Applicant Paul Cleary said clearing was necessary for site testing and infrastructure work.
Building Commissioner Ian Reid testified about two Cease and Desist Orders issued as cutting continued. Director Leanne Drake testified the applicant had not provided required documentation. Numerous residents voiced concerns about water quality impacts to Peters Pond and Pimlico Pond.
Board Chair Chase Terrio stated the Board had no argument for deletion.
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Source: the Board of Appeals meeting of September 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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