The Rochester Zoning Board of Appeals continues to see membership changes. Monday night’s Board of Selectmen meeting discussed the resignations of two ZBA members, two members moving up to full-member status and a new associate appointment.

Peter Mathieu, vice chairman/chairman, and Scott Muller, vice chairman, submitted resignation letters this month, citing time conflicts with other commitments. Mathieu’s resignation became effective Sept. 15, while Muller will stay on the Board through Oct. 21. Mathieu has been on the board for more than 10 years.

Richard Cutler, a member for 13 years previously, was appointed to full-member status along with Davis Sullivan. Thomas Flynn was newly appointed an associate to the Board.

The ZBA encountered a shake-up in staff mid-August after the resignation of Chairman Richard Manning. Manning cited frustration with and lack of cooperation from Town Clerk Naida Parker for his decision to resign.

In other town business:

• The Board of Selectmen discussed the complaints of Jeffrey Froh’s pit bull, Bow, after the animal attacked a dog in the area. Bow also attacked a dog in April. The Selectman conducted a hearing April 25 and issued a restraint to Froh stating the dog must be kept at the back of the property on a leash or wire cable runner.
• The Annie Maxim House Board of Directors donated a total of $3,000 to the Police Department, Ambulance, Fire Department, Council on Aging and Communications Center.
• The annual tree lighting is scheduled for Dec. 5.