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Applicant seeks variance to serve three lots from one driveway at 101 Sandersdale Road
Summary
Christopher Hanson asked the Town of Charlton Zoning Board of Appeals for relief to serve three A&R lots from a single common driveway to avoid multiple crossings of a perennial stream; the board continued the hearing for 30 days to allow the applicant to seek input from the Conservation Commission and DEP.
Christopher Hanson, the record owner and applicant for a 15-acre parcel at 101 Sandersdale Road, asked the Town of Charlton Zoning Board of Appeals on Jan. 16 for a variance to serve three A&R lots from a single common driveway to avoid multiple stream crossings.
Hanson told the board the parcel "has a perennial stream that runs across" the frontage and that most of the buildable upland is toward the rear of the property, so he proposed a single common driveway to concentrate disturbance. "So the variance and the relief that I'm looking for here is due to the wetland stream, all the good buildable land is up in the back," Hanson said.
The board’s zoning enforcement officer and building inspector noted the town bylaw allows a…
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