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Templeton Planning Board unanimously approves lot split at 111 Cook Road
Summary
The Planning Board approved an application to create additional lots at 111 Cook Road (Map 2‑13) submitted by Everett Veil; the board also approved meeting minutes for January 13 by roll call.
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The Town of Templeton Planning Board voted unanimously to approve a subdivision application submitted for property at 111 Cook Road (identified in the packet as Map 2‑13). The application, submitted in the name of Everett Veil, will create additional lots from the existing parcel; the board approved the plans as submitted.
A board member read a checklist of required elements for a subdivision submission — including identification of the plan, zoning classification (RA‑2 noted), remaining land area, distances to permanent monuments, locations of existing buildings and setbacks, easements, and adequate frontage and access. After the checklist review, a motion to approve the lots “as submitted” was made and seconded and then approved by roll call.
Roll call votes recorded in the meeting transcript showed yes votes from the board members present: Frank (yes), Dennis Rich (yes, participating by phone), Charlie (yes) and Mike (yes). The chair instructed those present to sign the plans in sequence so the approval could be filed with the town.
The board also took a separate roll‑call vote to approve the minutes from the January 13 meeting; that motion passed by roll call.
Why it matters: The approval clears the submitted plans to move forward for signature and local filing. No further conditions or special permits were recorded in the transcript for this item; the board indicated the submission met the required checklist items.

