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Planning board asks for corrected plans, FAFID presence on Crown Shield Ave ANR; matter continued to May 14
Summary
Surveyor presented an ANR/subdivision plan for Crown Shield Avenue proposing two new lots; the board found labeling and drainage easement issues, asked for FAFID/onsite staff and as‑builts, and continued the matter to May 14 for revised plans.
The Uxbridge Planning Board reviewed an ANR/subdivision plan for Crown Shield Avenue on May 7 and asked the applicant to return with clearer plan labeling, as‑built drawings and a representative from FAFID (or equivalent boots‑on‑the‑ground staff) to address foundation and drainage easement questions.
Surveyor Jeff Stefanik said the submission showed two new lots (35 and 36) and a parcel labeled 3B that is identified as not buildable. Board members and staff noted the application referenced Lot 37 in places — a parcel that already contains houses — which caused confusion over which parcels are part of the ANR endorsement.
Board members asked the applicant to provide two plan versions or to highlight existing parcels in red and proposed subdivisions in blue, to correct the application if necessary, and to explain how an existing drainage easement interacts with foundations and the proposed lots. One member asked for as‑built information and suggested that if foundations are not correctly connected the applicant may need to adjust the easement or foundation plan.
The board directed the applicant to have a FAFID representative in person (rather than remote) for the next meeting and to provide revised plans; the ANR/subdivision review was continued to the May 14 meeting.
