Applicant seeks conservation‑easement swap at Falcons Point to relocate 50×80 structure

At the meeting, an applicant identified as Mr. Polydori appeared with maps and materials to request a conservation easement adjustment at 6748 Falcons Point. He said the owner proposes a swap that would move and enlarge an area reserved for conservation so the owner can build a 50‑by‑80 structure elsewhere on the parcel. The applicant provided a subdivision map and asked the board to proceed with the necessary legal and planning steps.

Town staff and board members confirmed the process steps: the town clerk will need to receive the certified survey and materials, legal counsel will draft amendment language for the conservation easement, and the property owner must secure Planning Board approval for the proposed structure because it exceeds the local building threshold for administrative approval. Board members indicated they had no issues with the concept pending the formal survey, language from counsel, and Planning Board review.

"It's pretty cut and dry," the applicant said, urging the board to accept the submission and move forward with the easement amendment process. Board members asked staff to coordinate with legal and planning to prepare the required documents and confirm next steps.

There was no formal vote on the conservation easement swap at this meeting; board members requested follow‑up items (survey submittal and attorney‑prepared easement amendment) before returning the item for formal action.