The islanders had the option pry to the zoning change. They would have been grandfathered in at that time.
Currently, the zoning makes it illegal to make an island property in Gilford your primary residence unless it is connected by bridge to the mainland.
They could seek to change the zoning...
But on the issue at hand, it is really too many users for the existing infrastructure.
So the proposal was for those that had another access at the marina to use that one. If they determine that isn't an option... then they will still need to come up with a proposal to reduce the usage.
Or expend some money to increase the capacity of the facility.
The issues at the beach are the same.
Infrastructure is outdated and built when the Town of Gilford had a lot less residents and even less seasonal.
We build a lot of homes and condos, but forget about all the infrastructure that makes that possible.
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