§ 310-6.03. Reconsideration.  


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  • Upon written request for reconsideration from an aggrieved party and with a signed waiver from applicant extending the fourteen-day (14-day) requirement of a decision being filed, the Board may vote to reopen a public hearing prior to the filing of a decision with the Town Clerk, only in the case where a serious procedural defect (for example improper or ineffectual notice of the original public hearing) has prevented, in the sole opinion of the Board, a full and fair public hearing. Action to reopen must be taken by an affirmative vote of four (4) of the voting members who participated in the original public hearing. A reopened public hearing must satisfy the notification requirements of MGL c. 40A § 11. Action taken during or as a result of the reopened hearing requires an affirmative vote of four (4) of the voting members who participated in the original public hearing.
Amended 3-5-2016