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Board approves boundary line adjustment to separate shared utilities for Streeter and Marino properties
Summary
Planning board approved a minor boundary line adjustment near the former airport area that reallocates a small parcel so each owner can have its own well and septic; the board granted several waivers and set setbacks and recording conditions.
The Wolfeboro Planning Board approved a boundary line adjustment Feb. 11 that will reallocate approximately 5,850 square feet between two lakeside lots near the old airport property so each owner can locate separate well and septic systems.
Norway Plains consultant Randy Tetreault presented the minor lot-line revision on behalf of applicants Jonathan Streeter and Steven Marino. Tetreault said the change resolves an existing shared leach-field and well arrangement by moving a narrow parcel so both lots have utilities on their own property. The plan also responds to past irregular lot shapes created when the airport subdivision was developed decades ago.
The board reviewed several checklist waivers (topographic contours at two-foot intervals and certain soils/percolation data and standardized lot-shape requirements). After discussing form-factor impacts and the need to ensure utilities are addressed, the board accepted the application as complete, granted the requested waivers, and approved the boundary-line adjustment with conditions.
Conditions include submission of stamped and signed final plans, monumentation certification, recording at the Carroll County Registry of Deeds within six months, and notes required for any waiver granted. The board also set setbacks on the reconfigured lots: 50 feet from water, 30 feet from the road and 15 feet side setback on the reconfigured parcels. The board read and incorporated standard recording and appeals language.
The approval was contingent on final plan revision and recording; the applicants and their surveyor must provide final signed and stamped plan sets and pay all required recording fees.
