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Planning · Source year folder: 2021 · Record 72877

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TOWN OF CANTON 
PLANNING BOARD MEETING 
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 
6:30 P.M. 
MINUTES 
Present: David McCarthy, Chair 
Patricia McDermott, Vice Chair 
Kathy McCormack, Cleric 
Joseph Armhein, Member 
Also Present: Thomas Houston, Professional Services Corporation 
Laura Smead, Town Planner 
Karen Lawlor, Administrative Assistant 
Chair McCarthy called to order the Planning Board meeting of September 22, 
2021 at 6:30 p.m. 
A motion was made by Mr. Amrhein and seconded by Ms. McDermott to open the public 
meeting of September 22, 2021. Roll call was taken of each member, Ms. McDermott, Ms. 
McCormack, Mr. Amrhein and Chair McCarthy. Motion Approved 4-0. 
Chair McCarthy explained the process of the meeting. Applicants will speak; Board 
Members; Mr. Houston; Ms. Smead; and audience members. Audience members should use 
the raise hand function and will be called on individually. Also, please keep yourself on mute 
to cut down on the background noise. 
A motion was made by Ms. McCormack and seconded by Mr. Amrhein to open Item #1, 
Stillwater. Roll Call Taken, all in favor, Motion Approved 4-0. 
(1) First Item on the Agenda Q) THE RESERVE/STILLWATER SUBDIVISION - 
Review of minor modifications to the Industrial Drive drainage; trail configuration; 
eliminating parldng area; and Lot Release Request for Lots 16-27 (Sean Griffin and Scott 
Miccile, Toll Brothers) 
Mr. Miccile introduced himself and explained that there are three (3) different items to 
discuss. First, the drainage on the access road. DPW has reviewed this Plan and Town 
Engineer, Jay Mello, is pleased with the Plan and it is acceptable. The issue was that some of 
the drainage was in the right-of-way and on the abutting property. Now it is entirely in the 
right-of-way.