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Planning Board hears 23‑lot Tinker Road cluster subdivision; board accepts application and continues for engineering, sewer and DPW review
Summary
Jones & Beach Engineers presented a 23‑lot conservation (cluster) subdivision at 19 Tinker Road that would create a roughly 1,000‑foot cul‑de‑sac, conserve about 15 acres as open space, require a sewer pump station and request a sidewalk waiver. The board accepted the application as complete, requested peer‑review and department comments, and continued the public hearing to July 15, 2025.
Paige Libby of Jones & Beach Engineers presented a 23‑lot conservation subdivision proposal for 19 Tinker Road, a parcel of just under 23 acres located in the R‑4 Residential and Aquifer Conservation Districts. The development would create a new public road—a cul‑de‑sac roughly 1,000 feet in length—deliver water connections via the Merrimack Village District, and require a sewer pump station to reach an existing sewer line about 700 feet away.
Libby said the design preserves roughly 15 acres of the property as permanent open space, provides a single mail cluster at the entrance and proposes a single dark‑sky‑compliant streetlight at the subdivision entrance rather than continuous streetlights to maintain a residential…
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