Hawley Woods subdivision

Said he learned of the meeting only that day, had received no materials, and asked for time to review plans and ask questions about impacts on his Hawley Road property.

Asked where the 10,000-gallon water tanks will sit and how they'll be filled initially; later asked about proposed barns shown on the plans.

Said the Lot 1 septic appears only about 12 feet from his property line and uphill from his home; asked that it be moved, questioning the claim that drainage flows away from his land.

Asked what contingencies exist if the engineering calculations don't perform as promised before a 5,000-square-foot home is built.

Contractor at 303 Post Road; concerned about runoff and ledge behind his pool, whether his well taps the same aquifer as the new wells, and septic test pit reliability given his terraced property.

Lives right next to the proposed driveway at 406 Hawley Road; worried about septic runoff down a steep rocky hill toward her well, potential blasting, and wildlife disturbance. Submitted her concerns in writing.

At 408 Hawley Road since 2013; asked about wildlife surveys (bald eagles), topography, extent of tree clearing, blasting duration, and the size of wooded buffers around septic expansion areas behind his home.

On Zoom from 299 Post Road; asked whether any road or driveway would access Post Road (told no) and how close the nearest lot would be to his property. Board committed to a written response.

Engineer for Hawley Woods described plat revisions, the 50-foot wooded buffer near the septic system, and deed corrections, and agreed to brief the new highway superintendent on road dedication.