Exeter, Rhode Island

Planning Board Meeting

The Exeter Planning Board will conduct routine business at its July 14, 2026 work session. Items include approval of minutes, handling correspondence, and noting the Zoning Board of Review meeting on August 13, 2026. The agenda also lists future Planning Board meetings on July 28 and August 11, 2026.

• Approval of minutes
• Correspondence
• Zoning Board of Review scheduled for Thursday, August 13, 2026
• Future Planning Board meetings: July 28, 2026 and August 11, 2026

Planning Board Meeting

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council will hold a public hearing to consider proposed amendments to the town's Code of Ordinances. The amendments cover zoning regulations, administration procedures, definitions, adoption provisions, district use regulations, and supplementary regulations. The meeting also includes the standard call to order and adjournment.

• Public hearing on proposed amendments to Exeter Code of Ordinances – Appendix A (Zoning)
• Proposed changes to Article I Administration Procedures (Sections 1.2 Definitions, 1.5 Adoption)
• Proposed changes to Article II Zoning District Use Regulations
• Proposed changes to Article IV Supplementary Regulations

Regular Town Council

Planning Board Meeting

The Exeter Planning Board will hold a public hearing on the Preliminary Plan for the Gardner Ridge Comprehensive Permit Major Land Development Project. The proposal includes twenty condominium units—five affordable and fifteen market-rate—on a 3.72‑acre site at 415 Gardner Road in the RU‑3 zoning district. The applicant, MGT410, LLC, is requesting multiple zoning adjustments, variances, and waivers, including reduced setbacks and a density bonus. After the hearing, the board may vote to approve, conditionally approve, or deny the plan.

• 20 condo units (10 duplexes) on 3.72 acres at 415 Gardner Road, RU‑3 zone
• 5 units (25%) designated affordable housing for households up to 120% AMI
• Requested zoning adjustments: two‑family allowance, front yard setback to 19 ft, rear yard setback to 11.5 ft, multiple principal buildings, density bonus, and increased density per acre
• Waivers sought for impact study, off‑site improvement guarantees, interior parking curbing and landscaping, and groundwater overlay restrictions
• Exemptions requested from Growth Management provisions and impact fee requirements

Emergency Town Council

The Exeter Town Council held an emergency meeting to discuss trespassing on Estate Drive. The meeting was called after a resident raised concerns about the town's authority to enforce trespassing rules on disputed land. The council entered an executive session to discuss potential litigation and later voted to seal the minutes.

• Emergency meeting called regarding trespassing on Estate Drive
• Council voted to enter executive session on potential litigation
• Council voted to seal minutes and votes from executive session

Zoning Board of Review

The Exeter Zoning Board of Review will consider a dimensional variance for a garage and an appeal of a zoning violation notice. The meeting will also approve previous meeting minutes and invoices.

• Dimensional Variance request for 26' x 50' metal garage at 183 Purgatory Road
• Appeal of Notice of Violation for Hog House Hill Farm, LLC at 415 Hog House Hill Road
• Approval of May 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of invoices for Southern RI Newspapers, Ron Ronzio (Stenographer), and Solicitor Peter D. Ruggiero
• Future meeting date set for July 9, 2026

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council held a special meeting on June 9, 2026 to consider the 2026 Financial Town Meeting resolutions. Council members and town officials participated in discussion of the budget and related resolutions. No specific actions or votes were recorded in the agenda.

• Call to order and roll call at 7:00 p.m. in the Joseph Walsh Performing Arts Center Auditorium
• Discussion of the 2026 Financial Town Meeting resolutions (budget)
• Adjournment at 10:15 p.m.

Planning Board Work Session

The Board will discuss a request for a pre‑application conference on a mixed‑residential development at 875‑919 Ten Rod Road, proposed under the Rhode Island Low‑ and Moderate‑Income Housing Act. The project, submitted by Crossroad Capital Fund VIII, LLC, would contain about 300 units, with at least 30% (≈90 units) set aside for low‑ and moderate‑income households. The agenda also includes routine items such as approval of the April 14, 2026 minutes and scheduling of future meetings.

• Pre‑application conference request for Comprehensive Permit for Ten Rod Road Neighborhood (≈300 units, 30% low‑/mod income) located between 875 and 919 Ten Rod Road
• Approval of meeting minutes from April 14, 2026
• Zoning Board of Review scheduled for Thursday, June 11, 2026
• Planning Board regular meeting on Tuesday, June 23, 2026 – public hearing on comprehensive permit at Exeter/West Greenwich High School Auditorium
• Planning Board work session scheduled for Tuesday, July 14, 2026

Regular Town Council

The Exeter Town Council approved several licenses for local events and businesses. The body also filled a Planning Board vacancy and reappointed two members to town boards.

• Granted second-hand dealer's license to Lauree's Shop Around the Corner at 367 Nooseneck Hill Road
• Granted outdoor entertainment license for Exeter Fall Festival at Yawgoo Valley Ski Area
• Granted outdoor entertainment license for a classic car show at the Exeter Animal Shelter
• Granted outdoor entertainment license to Kito Market for a weekly farmer's market at the public library, subject to Library Board approval
• Granted public entertainment license to Exeter Grange for country music and dancing events at 469 Ten Rod Road

Planning Board Meeting

The Planning Board will consider the Pine Ridge minor land development project, which proposes an 8,100‑square‑foot warehouse and 1,500‑square‑foot retail space on 19.42 acres in the B (business) district near South County Trail (State Route 2). No new business items are listed. The board will also approve the minutes from the March 24, 2026 meeting, note the Zoning Board of Review scheduled for June 11, 2026, and announce upcoming meeting dates.

• Pine Ridge minor land development project – 8,100 sf warehouse, 1,500 sf retail, 19.42 acres, B district, near South County Trail (State Route 2)
• Approval of minutes from March 24, 2026
• Zoning Board of Review scheduled for Thursday, June 11, 2026
• Planning Board Workshop – Monday, June 8, 2026 (Ten Rod Rd preapplication – Comp Permit)
• Planning Board regular meeting – Tuesday, June 23, 2026 (Exeter‑West Greenwich High School public hearing – Comp Permit – Gardner Rd)

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council met on May 14, 2026 at the Exeter Public Library Program Room, 773 Ten Rod Road. Council reviewed draft ordinances covering lumber and wood processing, family child‑care homes, and prohibited uses. Members voted unanimously to adopt the amended lumber and wood‑processing ordinance, setting employee and truck limits, operating hours, and adding exemptions for forest‑management plans and farm overlay districts. Additional motions added data‑center and sludge‑incineration prohibitions and revised several residential‑zone prohibited‑use items.

• Adopted amended Lumber and Wood Processing Operations ordinance (employee limit of 2, 4 trucks GVW 20,000, hours Mon‑Fri 7 am‑5 pm, Sat 8 am‑5 pm)
• Added US Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources Conservation District to exemption language for forest‑management plans
• Declared sawmills and incidental commercial sales exempt when conforming to approved Forest Management Plan
• Added Data Centers and sludge incineration to prohibited uses in all zoning districts
• Revised residential‑zone prohibited uses: strike out kennels <5 acres, insert “Commercial” before Boat Building and Repair and Farm Equipment Sales, strike out miscellaneous personal services, non‑motorized

Planning Board Meeting

The Exeter Planning Board work session will review the Site Readiness Analysis for Route 95/102/3 under old business. The board will also approve the minutes from the previous meeting and handle routine correspondence. A Zoning Board of Review is scheduled for Thursday, May 14, 2026, and future Planning Board meetings are set for May 26 and June 8, 2026.

• Site Readiness Analysis – Rt 95/102/3 (new ideas)
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Correspondence
• Zoning Board of Review scheduled for Thursday, May 14, 2026
• Future meeting dates set for May 26 2026 and June 8 2026

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council accepted the resignation of the Tax Collector and appointed the Tax Assessor to the interim role. The Council adopted the proposed municipal budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 and selected Option C for the design of the new Town Hall at 742 Ten Rod Road.

• Resignation of Tax Collector Kimberly Robitaille
• Appointment of Tax Assessor Kerri Petrarca as Interim Tax Collector
• Adoption of proposed municipal budget for FY 2026-2027
• Selection of Option C for Town Hall design at 742 Ten Rod Road
• Increase of Municipal Fuel Excess Cost by 8%

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council voted to grant a Retailer’s Class BV liquor license to Matthew Richardson of Tilted Barn Brewery, approved the required $215.88 fees, and increased the town’s liquor license cap from 13 to 14. The council also approved the consent agenda, including a $950 invoice to Ryan’s Lawn Care & Landscaping, Inc., and adopted minutes from recent meetings. Vacancies for several boards and committees were announced, and no resignations or expiring terms were reported.

• Liquor license granted to Tilted Barn Brewery (Matthew Richardson) with $215.88 fees; liquor license cap raised to 14
• Consent agenda approved, including Ryan’s Lawn Care & Landscaping, Inc. invoice for $950.00
• Minutes approved for regular and special meetings held in April 2026
• Vacancies posted for Personnel Board (5 members), Exeter Rural Land Preservation Trust Committee (3 members), and Tax and Assessment Review Alternate (1 member)
• No resignations or expiring terms reported

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council adopted the proposed fiscal year 2026‑2027 budget for the Public Works Department, including a 5% operating budget increase to $480,150 and several capital projects. Council also voted unanimously to raise the Director of Public Works salary by 20% and to create a $10,000 storm‑response stipend. Additional discussion covered equipment purchases and impact‑fee allocations, but no further actions were taken.

• Operating budget increase of 5% to $480,150.00
• Capital improvements: Roads $465,647.00 (actual spend $697,813.00)
• Bridges and culverts project $985,000.00 for Mt. Tom Bridge and Stony Lane upgrade
• Motion approved to raise Public Works Director salary by 20% and add a $10,000 storm stipend
• New equipment fund increase of 5% to $262,500.00 for a 40K GVW 6‑wheel dump truck

Planning Board Meeting

The Planning Board will continue reviewing proposed ordinance amendments regarding mobile home parks. The board will also consider a pre-application for a new commercial building in the Pine Ridge business park.

• Proposed amendments to Code of Ordinances regarding Mobile or Manufactured Home Parks
• Pre-application for Building 'F' at Pine Ridge (Plat 72, Block 2, Lot 10) featuring 8,100 s.f. of warehouse and 1,500 s.f. of retail space

Amended Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council held public hearings and unanimously granted a Public Entertainment License to New England Auto Chateau to hold car shows on May 2, May 30, July 25 and October 10, 2026 at 314A Nooseneck Hill Road. The Council also granted a Public Entertainment License to Morris Farm to hold a Mother’s Day event on May 9, 2026 at 91A Ten Rod Road, pending fire‑marshal approval and payment of fees. In addition, the Emergency Management Director presented a budget request that is lower than the prior year, and Council discussed staff raise adjustments and a proposed $20,000 addition to the comprehensive‑plan update fund, with no action taken.

• Grant Public Entertainment License to New England Auto Chateau for car shows on May 2, May 30, July 25 and Oct 10, 2026 at 314A Nooseneck Hill Road (fees $143.08).
• Grant Public Entertainment License to Morris Farm for Mother’s Day event on May 9, 2026 at 91A Ten Rod Road (fees $180.28, subject to fire‑marshal approval).
• Emergency Management Director Dori Boardman presented the FY 2026‑2027 budget request, noting it is less than last year.
• Council discussed adding $20,000 to the comprehensive‑plan update fund (current balance $40,000) – no action taken.
• Council raised the Town Sergeant’s salary increase from 5% to 10%.

Planning Board Meeting

Special Town Council

The Town Council voted unanimously to hire Brewster Thornton Group Architects for a project at 742 Ten Rod Road. The council also continued reviewing the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget.

• Approved contract with Brewster Thornton Group Architects for 742 Ten Rod Road
• $5,000.00 cost for the initial drawing phase of the Town Hall project
• Review of Fiscal Year 2026-2027 proposed budget Draft 2
• Discussion of revenue from the Solar Farm Pilot located next to the Exeter Post Office
• Salary increase adjustments for Town Sergeant, Social Services, and Council

Planning Board Meeting

The Planning Board will evaluate draft amendments to the zoning ordinance regarding family daycare homes and commercial prohibitions in residential districts. The board will also hold a second pre-application meeting to discuss two development scenarios for the former Shady Acres Nursing Home.

• Proposed zoning amendments for family daycare homes and commercial/industrial prohibitions in districts RE-2, RU-3, RU-4, and CR-5
• Redevelopment of former Shady Acres Nursing Home at 415 Gardner Rd (Scenario One: 21 units in renovated buildings and 3 new structures)
• Redevelopment of former Shady Acres Nursing Home at 415 Gardner Rd (Scenario Two: 20 residential units via 10 cottage-style duplexes)
• Affordable housing requirements of 20% to 25% for the 415 Gardner Rd project
• Resignation of Joseph St. Lawrence, III from the Planning Board

Zoning Board of Review

The Exeter Zoning Board of Review will consider an appeal by David Duarte regarding a notice of violation for the property at 1029 Ten Rod Road. The board will address allegations of operating a junk yard, setback violations, and the storage of heavy commercial vehicles.

• Appeal of Notice of Violation for 1029 Ten Rod Road regarding junk/salvage yard operation
• Review of 100-foot minimum front depth setback violation at 1029 Ten Rod Road
• Review of storage of commercial vehicles over 20,000 GVW at 1029 Ten Rod Road
• Approval of invoices for Southern RI Newspapers, Ron Ronzio, and Peter D. Ruggiero

Regular Town Council

Zoning Board of Review

The Exeter Zoning Board of Review will consider two new business items: a request to extend a previously granted dimensional variance for a garage and entry addition at 66 Sheffield Hill Road, and an appeal of a notice of violation issued to Hog House Hill Farm at 415 Hog House Hill Road. The board will also conduct its annual election of a Chair and Vice Chair and approve several invoices and the minutes from the February 12, 2026 meeting.

• Dimensional variance extension request for a 25' × 27' garage and 14' × 18.25' entry addition at 66 Sheffield Hill Road
• Appeal of notice of violation for multiple zoning infractions at 415 Hog House Hill Road
• Election of Zoning Board Chair and Vice Chair (annual requirement)
• Approval of invoices: Southern RI Newspapers, Ron Ronzio (stenographer), Solicitor Peter D. Ruggiero
• Approval of meeting minutes from February 12, 2026

Regular Town Council

The Exeter Town Council approved public entertainment licenses for three events in 2026, including a military parachute competition and a country music event. The meeting also covered the approval of consent agenda items, including bills and minutes, and addressed vacancies and appointments.

• Approved Public Entertainment License for Earl Adams (Leap Fest) on August 1, 2026
• Approved Public Entertainment License for Exeter Grange (Country Music) on April 19, 2026
• Approved Public Entertainment License for Southern New England Truck Pullers on Reynolds Field
• Approved bills, appropriations, and abatements totaling $3,920.13
• Approved minutes for Regular and Executive Sessions of February 2, 2026

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council approved a $16,000,000 bond request for the Exeter-West Greenwich Regional School District to be placed on a future ballot. The bond funds a new five-year capital plan for school infrastructure, including two eight-million-dollar bonds.

• Approved $16,000,000 bond request for Exeter-West Greenwich Regional School District
• Approved submission of Stage II Scope of Work and Budget to Rhode Island Department of Education
• Meeting held at EWG Jr/Sr High School Library
• Town Treasurer Maria Lawler present
• Meeting adjourned at 7:16 p.m.

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council voted to approve an emergency moratorium on commercial development in residential zones, with an amendment to exclude agricultural uses. The vote followed a failed motion to reject the ordinance entirely.

• Emergency moratorium ordinance on commercial development in residential zones
• Amendment to exclude agricultural uses from the moratorium
• Discussion on zoning revisions for Routes 2 and 3
• Public comment regarding Open Meetings Act and emergency status

*CANCELLED* Planning Board Work Session

The March 10, 2026 Exeter Planning Board work session was cancelled. Because the meeting did not occur, none of the listed agenda items were discussed or decided. The agenda had included review of proposed amendments to the town’s mobile home park ordinances and a pre‑application for a major land development at 576A Nooseneck Hill Road (15.4 acres, Light Industrial). Administrative items such as approval of January 13, 2026 minutes and scheduling of the Zoning Board of Review were also on the agenda but were not acted upon.

• Proposed amendments to Exeter Code of Ordinances for mobile or manufactured home parks
• Pre‑application for a warehouse, office, and outdoor storage at 576A Nooseneck Hill Road (15.4 acres, Light Industrial zoning)
• Approval of minutes from the January 13, 2026 Planning Board meeting
• Scheduling of the Zoning Board of Review for Thursday, March 12, 2026
• Announcement of future Planning Board meetings on March 24 and April 14, 2026

Regular Town Council

The Exeter Town Council met to reappoint town constables and approve a resolution to extend the annual update deadline for the hazard mitigation plan. The meeting was continued from March 2 due to a blizzard.

• Reappointment of Town Constable William Gallagher and Special Constables Tom Allen, Stephen Vanner, and Alan Gustafson
• Approval of $17,149 in Reynolds Charitable Trust requests
• Authorization to request an engineering inspection for Edwards Pond Dam
• Resolution to extend hazard mitigation plan annual update to August 2026
• Discussion of dam emergency action plans and request for qualifications

*CANCELLED* Planning Board Meeting

The Planning Board meeting scheduled for February 24, 2026, was cancelled. The agenda included a pre-application for a major land development at 576A Nooseneck Hill Road.

• Cancelled meeting
• Pre-application by RAM 576, LLC for a warehouse, office, and outdoor storage at 576A Nooseneck Hill Road (15.4 acres)

Zoning Board of Review

The board will consider two appeals of notices of violation issued by zoning inspectors. The first appeal concerns a property at 1029 Ten Rod Road alleged to operate as a junk yard and violate setback and vehicle‑weight rules in the RU‑3 zone. The second appeal involves 94 Bates School House Road, accused of processing wood without a Minor Land Development Project approval and of parking overweight commercial vehicles in the CR‑5 zone. The meeting will also approve several invoices and adopt minutes from previous meetings.

• Appeal of October 21, 2025 notice of violation for 1029 Ten Rod Road (RU‑3) – alleged junk/salvage yard, 100‑ft front setback violation, and overweight commercial vehicle storage
• Appeal of October 24, 2025 notice of violation for 94 Bates School House Road (CR‑5) – processing wood without Minor Land Development Project approval and parking overweight commercial vehicles
• Approval of invoice to Southern RI Newspapers
• Approval of invoice to Ron Ronzio, stenographer
• Approval of invoice to Solicitor Peter D. Ruggiero

Planning Board Meeting

The Exeter Planning Board voted to send a resolution to the Town Council requesting state funding for an updated scenic roadways guidebook and a local study to identify scenic values along Route 102. The board also approved draft zoning language for a planned development district.

• Vote to send scenic highway resolution to Town Council
• Request for state funding to update 1999 Scenic Roadways guidebook
• Request for Town Council to fund $50,000 scenic value study
• Approval of draft zoning language for Planned Interstate Highway Floating Overlay District
• Approval of meeting minutes from April 14, 2026

Regular Town Council

The Exeter Town Council approved the appointment of JoAnn Guzeika as Social Services Director and granted tax-exempt status to the Narragansett Indian Tribe Historic Preservation Office. The meeting also included the approval of consent agenda items, the appointment of two CodeRed alternate points of contact, and the referral of scenic highway maintenance to the Planning Board.

• Appointed JoAnn Guzeika as Social Services Director
• Granted tax-exempt status to Narragansett Indian Tribe Historic Preservation Office
• Appointed Tax Assessor Kerri Petrarca and Town Treasurer Maria Lawler as CodeRed alternate points of contact
• Approved Reynolds Charitable Trust request for $150.00 payment to Ryan's Lawncare & Landscaping
• Reappointed Geri Ackerman, Sheila Reynolds-Boothroyd, and Helen Douglas to Library Board of Trustees

Cancelled Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council will hold a special meeting to appoint a new Social Services Director. An executive session will address potential litigation, including Department of Public Works employee classification and multiple ASA Davis v. Town of Exeter cases. No other agenda items are listed.

• Appointment of Social Services Director
• Executive session on potential litigation – Department of Public Works employee classification
• Executive session on ASA Davis v. Town of Exeter (several court cases)
• Call to order and roll call
• Adjournment

Planning Board Meeting

The Planning Board held pre-application conferences for two housing projects. One involves a 155-unit development at 0 Ten Rod Road, and the other explores adaptive reuse options for the former Shady Acres Nursing Home.

• Solicity Project: Proposed 155 residential units (75 homes, 40 duplexes) at 0 Ten Rod Road with 25% affordable housing
• Solicity Project: Removal of previously proposed solar component from the 109-acre site
• Shady Acres Nursing Home: Proposal for 21 apartment units via adaptive reuse at 415 Gardner Rd
• Shady Acres Nursing Home: Alternative proposal for 20 one-bedroom condominiums at 415 Gardner Rd
• Solicity Project: Discussion of 30,000-gallon fire tanks and sprinkler systems

Special Town Council

The Exeter Town Council held a public hearing and voted unanimously to approve a zoning map amendment for a Farm Overlay District. The decision affects several lots on Hog House Hill Road (also known as Sherman Road).

• Approved zoning change from RU-4 to RU-4 with Farm Overlay District for applicants including Milan Earl Adams III and associated LLCs/Trusts
• Public hearing regarding properties on Hog House Hill Road (Plat-Block-Lot 64-1-8, 64-1-9, 64-1-17, 64-1-19, 64-1-22, 64-1-23, 64-1-26)
• Executive session held regarding litigation: Asa Davis v. Town of Exeter

Special Town Council

The Exeter‑West Greenwich School Committee and town councils reviewed the draft 2026‑2027 school district budget. Discussion was limited because the Governor’s proposed budget and state aid to education had not yet been released. A follow‑up meeting may be scheduled once state aid information is available.

• High‑level 2026‑2027 school district budget overview; discussion limited pending state aid

Planning Board Meeting

The Planning Board discussed a set of draft amendments to Chapter 26 of the Exeter Code of Ordinances covering manufactured homes and trailers. Topics included updating definitions, revising licensing fees, setting new expansion and setback standards, and changing the enforcement fine to $250 per violation per day. The Board considered aligning the licensing ordinance with upcoming zoning changes and may table the licensing portion for later action.

• Replace “trailer” with “manufactured home” in definitions of Chapter 26.
• Proposed enforcement fine of $250 per violation per day under Sec. 26-67 (title change to Enforcement).
• Discussion of $35 installation permit fee and $100 annual licensing fee, with suggestions to increase the renewal fee.
• Suggested road width reduction to 26 ft and increase of setback from 50 ft to at least 100 ft between homes and property lines.
• Proposed expansion standards for pre‑existing mobile home parks, including lot size of 20,000 sq ft and width of 25 ft.

Zoning Board of Review

The Exeter Zoning Board of Review continued two appeals of violation notices to its February 12, 2026 meeting. One appeal involves a junk yard issue at 1029 Ten Rod Road, and the other involves wood processing and vehicle storage at 94 Bates School House Road. The Board also postponed approving the minutes from its December meeting.

• Continued appeal of junk yard violation at 1029 Ten Rod Road to Feb 12, 2026
• Continued appeal of wood processing and vehicle storage at 94 Bates School House Road to Feb 12, 2026
• Postponed approval of December 2025 meeting minutes to February agenda

Regular Town Council

The Town Council voted unanimously to repeal the $1,000 exemption for owners of low‑ or moderate‑income housing, a change projected to reduce tax revenue by about $100,000. The public hearing on the Farm Overlay District for Hog House Hill Road was continued to January 20, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at Exeter Fire Station #1, 305 Ten Rod Road. The Council also approved interviews for Social Services Director Jessica DeMartino, appointed Public Works Director Robert Shappy as the 2026 Tree Warden, and accepted a solicitor’s license application for Hernan Avila of Renewal by Anderson.

• Repeal of Chapter 42, Article IX exemption for low‑ or moderate‑income housing (eliminates $1,000 exemption, $100,000 potential tax loss)
• Farm Overlay District public hearing (Hog House Hill Road) continued to Jan 20, 2026, 6:30 p.m., Exeter Fire Station #1, 305 Ten Rod Road
• Motion to conduct interviews for Social Services Director Jessica DeMartino; Council members to participate
• Appointment of Public Works Director Robert Shappy as 2026 Tree Warden
• Acceptance of Hernan Avila’s solicitor’s license application for Renewal by Anderson, 10 Reservoir Road, Smithfield