Acting chair classifies Mark Curtis proposal as Lot Line Adjustment for Spring Street property
The Hamilton Planning Board voted 3-0 to classify Mark Curtis’s submission for the property at 2190 Spring Street and Payne Street as a Lot Line Adjustment, allowing the applicant to split roughly an 8-acre rear parcel and combine one resulting lot with the existing residence lot; final approval and recording are required at a future meeting.
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Attorney Paul Curtin, Esq., representing applicant Mark Curtis, told the Hamilton Planning Board that the proposal would split “the eastern most lot (about 8 acres) at the ‘back’ of his residence into two lots, one of which will be combined with the lot that the residence is on.” Acting Chairperson Sue Adams said the Board reviewed the Town of Hamilton Subdivision Law and that the application appears to meet the criteria for a Lot Line Adjustment rather than a Minor Subdivision.
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