GoodRiches withdraws subdivision; approval will expire without mylar filing, Planning Commission told
January 02, 2025 | Town of Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont
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Planning staff informed the commission that the applicants known as GoodRiches have elected to withdraw their subdivision and will not file a mylar to finalize the approval. As a result, the previously granted approval will expire and the lots as recorded will remain unchanged.
Staff said the applicants withdrew because they were overwhelmed by neighbor comments and outstanding driveway/access concerns; no new filing will be submitted and no new town action is expected unless the applicants reapply. The commission did not take formal action; staff will record the status as an expired approval when the statutory filing deadline passes.
Staff said the applicants withdrew because they were overwhelmed by neighbor comments and outstanding driveway/access concerns; no new filing will be submitted and no new town action is expected unless the applicants reapply. The commission did not take formal action; staff will record the status as an expired approval when the statutory filing deadline passes.
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