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Bangor Planning Board unanimously approves preliminary permit for 30-unit tiny home park on Pushaw Road
Summary
The City of Bangor Planning Board unanimously approved a preliminary land development permit and major subdivision for a 30-lot tiny home park on Pushaw Road, finding the proposal met city land-development and tiny-home park requirements. Final plat approval is required at a subsequent hearing.
The City of Bangor Planning Board voted unanimously Dec. 16 to grant a preliminary land development permit and major subdivision approval for a proposed tiny-home park on Pushaw Road, clearing a key procedural step for a 30-unit project.
Chair Rhys Perkins opened the meeting and asked Artifex representative Shelly Lazotte to present the application on behalf of the property owner identified in the packet as John Karant. Lazotte said the project would use roughly 19 acres at the end of Pushaw Road, with 30 tiny-home lots arranged on an interior loop road, a small utility building and paired shared parking spaces. "We have 30 tiny home lots," Lazotte said during the presentation.
The board first voted to deem the application complete, then moved through a required checklist of land development code items in parts 1–6, taking individual…
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