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Planning Board approves Coastal Crossing buffers, open space and road standard, continues final plan for revisions
Summary
The Town of Wells Planning Board closed a public hearing on the Coastal Crossing Subdivision, found the proposed 25-foot landscape buffer and 38% open space suitable, confirmed nearby hydrants meet fire-protection requirements, approved a 22-foot private road standard, and continued the application for 30 days to finalize plan revisions.
The Town of Wells Planning Board closed a public hearing on the Coastal Crossing Subdivision and took a series of determinations for the three-unit condominium proposal on Sept. 23.
Warner Gilliam of Walsh Engineering, representing 35 Littlefield Road LLC, described the plan as a three–single-family dwelling condominium on about 1.84 acres in the General Business district that would remove an existing house for a net gain of two units. Gilliam told the board the proposed units would have roughly 2,100-square-foot footprints (including porches and decks), provide nine on-site parking spaces, and use a single shared entrance aligned with Connor Drive.
At the staff’s request, the board reviewed the proposed 25-foot landscape buffer around the multifamily portion. After discussion about…
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