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Conservation commission approves partial release for Lot 45 (45 Baker Lane)
Summary
The Town of Lakeville Conservation Commission voted to approve a certificate of compliance removing one lot from an outstanding 1999 subdivision order of conditions to allow sale and closing; the commission recorded the registry deed book and page during the motion.
The Town of Lakeville Conservation Commission voted to approve a partial certificate of compliance for Lot 45 in the Chase Farm subdivision, identified in town records as 45 Baker Lane.
The commission's staff noted the lot had been encumbered by an order of conditions recorded June 4, 1999, but that the particular parcel contained no wetlands or drainage features tied to the subdivision's conditions. A staff member said the lot was recorded in the Plymouth Registry of Deeds in Book 17687, pages 341–345.
Motion and outcome: A commission member made a motion to approve the certificate of compliance for 45 Baker Lane, also identified as Map 012, Block 009, Lot 45 and recorded at Plymouth Registry of Deeds Book 17687, pages 341–345. The motion was seconded and the commission voted in favor with an "Aye" response; the clerk was asked to prepare the signed certificate for pickup.
Why it matters: Commission staff said certificates of compliance remove encumbrances that can impede sales or closings; they noted this instance commonly occurs years after an order of conditions is recorded. Staff offered to provide a comfort letter to a purchaser's attorney if requested.
Next steps: The applicant was asked to pick up the signed certificate; staff will make a copy for commission files and the applicant's file.
Ending: The commission signed the certificate and arranged for the applicant to collect it from the town office.
