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Planning board approves three‑lot subdivision after public hearing

Cicero Planning Board · January 22, 2026
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Summary

The Cicero Planning Board closed a continued public hearing and voted unanimously to approve a three‑lot subdivision on Gong Road with conditions including park fee payment and required road dedication paperwork. The board noted the applicant removed a nonconforming garage and must provide required security before the chair signs the final plan.

The Cicero Planning Board unanimously approved a three‑lot subdivision on the north side of Gong Road and Shore Drive after closing a continued public hearing. The board recorded a vote in favor from Jim, Chuck, Mary, Zack and the chair.

The applicant’s representative told the board one existing house will remain on Lot 1 (about 0.25 acres), Lot 2 will remain vacant for the near term and Lot 3 is planned for a future house. The representative said an on‑site garage that had been within the road setback was removed prior to the meeting. The applicant also reported that the process to convey the road to the town has begun.

The board and staff noted several administrative conditions: the transcript records a referenced park fee of $5,000; a portion of the roadway has not yet been formally dedicated to the town and must be dedicated; and the chairman may delay signing the final plat until required execution documents and any security or undertakings are in place. The chair called for a motion to approve the plan subject to those conditions; the motion passed unanimously.

The board closed the public hearing after confirming no members of the public wished to speak. The approval was a recommendation that completes the planning‑board step; final recording and any deed or dedication work will be completed as described in the conditions and during the town’s administrative sign‑off process.