Board approves home-occupation permit allowing document drop-off for attorney practice
April 24, 2026 | Northfield Town, Washington County, Vermont
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The Charter Township Northfield Development Review Board voted to approve a home-occupation permit that will allow Carrie Cannon to accept paperwork drop-offs and occasionally execute documents for attorney Stephen Appleton.
Board members reviewed the application for a limited client-facing practice: Carrie Cannon told the board she would meet briefly with clients, execute documents and scan paperwork to the attorney. "That's pretty much it," she said, describing the drop-off and document-execution arrangement.
A motion to approve the application was moved and seconded and the vote passed four to zero. The board recorded no additional conditions in the meeting discussion.
Board members reviewed the application for a limited client-facing practice: Carrie Cannon told the board she would meet briefly with clients, execute documents and scan paperwork to the attorney. "That's pretty much it," she said, describing the drop-off and document-execution arrangement.
A motion to approve the application was moved and seconded and the vote passed four to zero. The board recorded no additional conditions in the meeting discussion.
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