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Select Board notes McIntyre shoreline work that touches Bristol land
Summary
The board was told the McIntyres are proceeding with shoreline work on Sunset Loop Road that touches a sliver of Bristol property; members said limited stabilization could be to Bristol’s advantage if material encroaches on town land.
A board member reported that the McIntyres on Sunset Loop Road are moving forward with shoreline work that slightly touches Bristol land. The board reviewed drawings and noted the McIntyres’ shoreline rebuilding stretches between two Bristol properties; the work is described as limited and largely confined to the McIntyres’ shoreline portion (SEG 211–224).
Board members discussed the potential implications: if some material slides onto Bristol property, the town could see a small benefit from stabilization work, though no formal right-of-way or encroachment determination was recorded in the transcript.
No permitting, legal review, or formal town action was recorded in the provided exchange; the board moved on after noting the work and the associated property relation.
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