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Board schedules public hearing Sept. 24 for Moneypaws LLC variance and special-use application
Summary
Moneypaws LLC (Fire Number 149 Old Town Road) applied for a variance and special-use permit to reconfigure a dwelling and add a second floor; the zoning board scheduled the matter for public hearing Sept. 24 and will send advisories to the Conservation Commission and Planning Board.
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The New Shoreham Zoning Board of Review on July 23 scheduled a public hearing for Sept. 24 on an application filed by Moneypaws LLC for a variance and special-use permit affecting 149 Old Town Road (Plat 6, Lot 72‑2).
The application, submitted by Deborah Frost and Christina DeCaro, requests relief from section 308(c) and seeks a special‑use permit to reconfigure a first floor and add a second floor to a dwelling, described in the transcript as an expansion of a previously approved special‑use permit for a detached multifamily development. The board directed staff to send the application to the Conservation Commission and the Planning Board for advisory review before the September hearing.
Board discussion on July 23 noted the applicant previously went through the special‑use checklist and had submitted additional materials. The applicant confirmed the same survey was submitted with no changes to that plan and the board clarified setback applicability is to the actual property line. The board instructed that the application go to the July/August advisory cycle and set the hearing for Sept. 24 to allow time for Conservation and Planning advisories.
No vote on the merits occurred; the board only set the public hearing and referred the application for advisory review.

