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Milton board approves two-lot subdivision at 429 Sodman Road after attorney presents ZBA variance
Summary
The Planning Board approved a two-lot minor subdivision at 429 Sodman Road. Attorney Matt Jones said the Gaba family secured a zoning variance to allow an existing barn; the board approved the split with standard stormwater and best-management conditions.
The Milton Planning Board unanimously approved a two-lot minor subdivision at 429 Sodman Road after the applicant's attorney described the lot split and prior zoning relief.
Matt Jones, an attorney practicing in Saratoga Springs who said he represented the Gaba family, told the board the application divides the property so one lot will contain the principal residence and the other will encompass an existing barn. He said the zoning board of appeals granted a variance to allow the barn to remain as a nonconforming use.
No members of the public addressed the board during the hearing. The board's approval includes a standard condition that any future land disturbance comply with town standards in section 154-18 and include stormwater best-management practices identified by the Milton planning department; the resolution also acknowledged outstanding ZBA conditions relevant to the parcel.
The board closed the public hearing and recorded a unanimous roll-call vote approving the two-lot subdivision. The town will withhold building permits for new disturbance until stormwater and other conditions are satisfied.
