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Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Published: 5/3/2021 6:48:04 AM
The Temple ZBA approved an expansion of Ben’s Maple Products LLC on Thursday evening. The decision allows the 16,080-square-foot building proposed for the corner of Route 101 and Webster Highway to go before the Planning Board and Select Board.
“Everyone’s very excited at work today,” applicant Ben Fisk said on Friday. Although the ZBA mulled the proposal since September 2020, Fisk said he expects the rest of the process to be easier as the proposal moves through its other approvals.
“We’re very excited here that we got a yes from the Board,” Fisk said. “There are some stipulations that they want to put in, but we can work through those.”
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Published: 4/21/2021 1:20:05 PM
A decision could come as early as next Thursday about the proposed expansion of Ben’s Maple Products LLC in Temple. The Temple ZBA scheduled a meeting for April 29 to hear additional testimony from a second traffic expert after a discussion during their meeting on Tuesday evening.
Ben’s Maple Products LLC initially proposed a 16,080-square-foot building proposed for the corner of Route 101 and Webster Highway last September. The Board opted to hire their own real estate and traffic consultant after deeming the applicant’s expert testimony insufficient in early March.
The Board had been skeptical of the applicant’s traffic expert’s estimate that the store would attract a maximum of six vehicles per hour in the morning, but the second consultant’s review as presented last night didn’t reexamine that rate, ZBA Chair John Kieley said.
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Russell Lampron of Red Roof Maples in Loudon looks at his hydrometer as the steam rises from his evaporator as he boiled sap at his farm operation on Saturday, March 13,2021. Lampron is retiring after this maple season. GEOFF FORESTER Monitor staff
Three different grades of syrup sit on the window sill of the Red Roof Maple in Loudon on Saturday.
Richard Anthony kicks in wood to put into his father-in-law’s evaporator at Red Roof Maple in Loudon on Saturday, March 13, 2021. Anthony loaded wood every four minutes to keep the fire going at the maximum heat. GEOFF FORESTER Monitor staff
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