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nance saving that "the zoning administrator shall not accept any application as complete until all ap ■ plicable requirements of the zoning, and subdivision ordinances have; been satisfied. ”
At Town Council member New-, bill Miller’s suggestion the planners changed the wording slightly to make certain that property owners would not have to apply to the zoning administrator to perform such* minor repairs as replacing window i panes or roof shingles or repainting! a building in the original color. : [
Mr. Miller also complained that 1 the ordinance lacks definite staw > dards and that the planners wen i creating a "design ordinance w here a ! person's taste is what prevails." ]
Mr. Reynolds said that the onh « nance could be much more standard , ized. but "ever since the historic! district was first proposed people] have said we don’t want to make the' town a museum. We don't want Wi! i liamsburg or Waterford. We have! mixed architectural styles and we] want to keep it that way.” 1
Planning ('ommission memberi Susan Parrish said, "The more specific you are the more limiting you are.”
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