The Natural Child School moved from Sunset Lake Road to Fort Dummer Heights in 2018.
Jones-Higley said the traffic drastically changed since she purchased the home in 1991, and she also had concerns about the noise and dust.
It wasn’t directed at a child care facility. “I wanted my property rights to be protected. “We believed that the traffic was excessive,” Jones-Higley said in an interview. An attorney for Jones-Higley argued the plan would increase the amount of traffic on Fort Dummer Heights in ways the DRB did not adequately consider. In the appeal, Emma Jones-Higley questioned whether The Natural Child School’s proposal to increase the number of participants in the program conformed to standards in the town’s regulations for site plan and conditional use applications. “he site will remain low-density and residential as the child care center is located inside an existing converted garage attached to a single-family residence that will remain a single-family residence.” Walsh wrote in a decision issued this month in Vermont Superior Court, Environmental Division. “The proposed use aligns with the stated purpose for the zoning district,” Judge Thomas J. BRATTLEBORO - A judge agreed with the Development Review Board’s decision to approve a site plan and conditional use application for a child care center after a neighbor appealed due to concerns about the uptick in traffic on the otherwise quiet road.
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