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Planning board grants conditional final plat approval for 3-lot conservation subdivision; easement must be recorded before mylar filed
Summary
The planning board conditionally approved the final plat for a three-lot conservation subdivision in the rural residential district, requiring a recorded conservation easement acceptable to city legal counsel before the mylar can be filed and additional site statistics (building, driveway, pool square footage) to be provided.
The Saratoga Springs City Planning Board conditionally approved the final plat for a three-lot conservation subdivision in the rural residential district (file referenced as No. 274), with several conditions including requirement of a fully executed, recorded conservation easement acceptable to city legal counsel before the final mylar is filed.
Background: The conservation subdivision proposes to preserve constrained lands (wetlands, steep slopes and stream corridors) while creating two new single-family lots in addition to an existing residence. Staff said the submission includes a draft conservation easement and that constrained lands and at least 50% of developable open space…
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