Development Review Board (DRB)

The Huntington Development Review Board (DRB) is a quasi-judicial, citizen volunteer board made up of 5 members and 2 alternates.

The DRB hears project proposal projects for:

Applications for the DRB are due the third (3rd) Wednesday of every month by  noon to be potentially eligible for the following month’s DRB meeting.

All applications, to be considered for DRB review, shall have a preapplication discussion with the Zoning Administrative Officer to ensure completeness and clarity of application material required.

If DRB applications, upon timely submittal are deemed incomplete, the Zoning Administrative Office will make a good faith effort to contact the applicant of record to inform what materials are required to complete the application. If an application is not deemed complete by noon of the fourth (4th) Wednesday of the month prior to the scheduled DRB meeting, the application will not be placed on an agenda for the following month.

Warning Notices will be posted on the fourth (4th) Wednesday of the month.

Agendas and application materials placed on the Town’s website will be posted the week before the next scheduled DRB Meeting. Agendas and notices are posted at the Town Office, Beaudry’s Store and the Huntington Public Library. They will also appear on Front Porch Forum.

The DRB’s hearing process authorizes it to attach requirements, conditions, and/or reviews to actions on applications presented to carry out the intent and purposes of the Huntington Land Use Regulations, and the Huntington Town Plan