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Planning board approves Gallivan lot-line adjustment to merge 2.55-acre wetlands parcel
Summary
The board approved a waiver of subdivision to merge a 2.55-acre wetland parcel from Sean Galivan's Lot 3 into Michael Lewis's property after the applicant presented a boundary-line adjustment; the parcel is not intended for development, and the board noted environmental review documentation on file.
The Brunswick Planning Board on June 4 voted to approve a lot-line adjustment to merge a roughly 2.55-acre wetland parcel from Lot 3 into an adjacent property owned by Michael Lewis. Jason Madison, representing applicants Sean Galavan and Michael Lewis, described the proposal as a boundary-line adjustment; he said Lewis "has no intention of doing anything with the property."
Jason Madison introduced himself at the meeting: "My name is Jason Madison. I work for Jake. I'm representing Sean Galavan and Michael Lewis," he told the board. Board members confirmed the parcel is largely wetlands and that the adjustment is principally administrative—merging the land rather than creating a buildable lot.
During the motion the record notes a short environmental form/negative-declaration entry (transcribed in the record as a 'NAG deck') had been proposed for the file. The board moved and voted to approve the waiver of subdivision and merge the lot, then completed the usual mapping and submission steps with the building department.
Next steps: the board processed the approval on the record and returned materials to the applicants; any further action will depend on whether future development is proposed and on required filings for wetlands or SWIP compliance.
