When should warnings and notices be posted – at the time the application is submitted, or when the permit is issued?
There are two times that posting is required: The first is when a hearing is publicly warned on an application. For conditional use review, variances, appeals of ZA decisions and final plat review for subdivisions, the warning for the public hearing must be published in a newspaper, and posted in three or more places in the municipality, which includes posting within view from the nearest public right of way. 24 V.S.A. 4464(a). Some bylaws may require that similar procedures be followed for site plan review and other types of development review. The second time that posting is required is when a permit is issued. 24 V.S.A. 4449(b). When the permit is issued, a notice must be posted within view from the nearest public right of way, and in at least one public place in the municipality, both for 15 days from the date of issuance.
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