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Planning Board approves site-plan modification for Bergeron Construction office at 358 Matthews Road

2146807 · January 23, 2025
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Summary

The West Swanzey Planning Board approved a site-plan modification allowing Bergeron Construction to add about 500 square feet of office space at 358 Matthews Road and to relocate its office there; building and land‑use reviews remain required.

The West Swanzey Planning Board voted to approve a site‑plan modification that will let Bergeron Construction add a roughly 28‑by‑24‑foot office addition at 358 Matthews Road and relocate its office there.

The modification, described by the applicant as a small internal expansion to open up office space, will allow Bergeron to close its existing office and occupy the Matthews Road site. "We're planning on moving our office to 358 Matthews Road... 28 by 24 addition... about 500 square feet," said Joe Bergeron, representing Bergeron Construction.

The board found the application straightforward: the addition meets setback requirements and the site has adequate parking, according to staff review. Planning Board member Michael York moved to approve the site‑plan modification; a second was offered by Mark. The motion was approved by voice vote; no conditions beyond the standard building and land‑use reviews were recorded in the meeting minutes.

Next steps for the applicant include submitting the updated site plan to the building inspector and the town land‑use office and coordinating signage and related permits with town staff. Board members and staff indicated the updated site plan will be kept on record and must be available to the building inspector before work begins.

The Planning Board characterized the application as routine and did not record any formal objections or conditions beyond standard permitting requirements.