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ANR for 33 Pulaski Street continued after board finds plan record unclear
Summary
An endorsement of an Approval Not Required plan for 33 Pulaski Street was continued to the August 7 meeting after the planning board and applicant found the recorded plans and deed descriptions inconsistent and asked for clarifying notes on the plan.
The Peabody Planning Board continued consideration of an Approval Not Required (ANR) plan for 33 Pulaski Street after confusion about historical recorded plans and how the assessor’s map characterizes the parcel. Attorney John Kelty presented the applicant’s materials and said the assessor’s records show a single 27,797‑square‑foot parcel; earlier recorded plans from 1948 and 1964 show different lot divisions. Kelty asked that, if the board were to endorse the ANR tonight, staff hold the plan until a note is added stating the planning board signature is being given under the provisions of the applicable subdivision control law (an ANR endorsement), so the endorsement would not alter zoning status. Board members and the applicant discussed ambiguous interior lines, an existing foundation, a garage with frontage on a mapped Gardiner Terrace, and an easement shown on earlier plans. One board member said the plan shown at the meeting does not otherwise exist in the public record and recommended bringing the plan back with notes and a corrected drawing from Mr. Mello (city staff or surveyor) for clarity. The board voted to accept a continuance to the August 7 meeting to allow the applicant to provide an edited plan with the requested note about two structures on one lot and clear depiction of existing lot lines and structures.
