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Board approves amendment to Little Pond Road lot-line adjustment; denies two waivers
Summary
The Planning Board approved an amendment to a previously approved minor subdivision for a lot-line adjustment between 224 and 226 Little Pond Road, granting several waiver requests and denying two waiver requests related to flood-hazard mapping and addressing.
The Concord City Planning Board on Feb. 19 approved an amendment to a condition of a minor subdivision for a lot-line adjustment between 224 and 226 Little Pond Road, granting most requested waivers and denying two staff-identified waivers.
Applicant Shawn Landry appeared for the owners of 224 Little Pond Road. Planning staff recommended approval of most waivers, but recommended denying two waivers: one related to flood-hazard requirements (section 12.0813) and one related to property addresses (section 15.028). During the public hearing Landry confirmed there was no objection to staff’s recommendations.
The board granted the waiver requests listed in item 8.2 using the RSA 674:362 criteria and section 35.08 of the subdivision regulations, and then voted to deny the two waivers specified in item 8.3. The board then approved the amendment to the previously approved minor subdivision subject to the two conditions identified in the packet.
Board members described the application as straightforward; no members of the public spoke against the amendment. The decision will be implemented once the applicant satisfies the listed conditions and updates the recorded documents as required.
