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Bolton PZC sets July 12 public hearing on rear-lot zoning amendments and adopts official CRCOG zoning map

Bolton Planning & Zoning Commission · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The commission set a July 12 public hearing for proposed amendments to definitions and Section 11F on rear (irregular) lots after limited debate (6-1 vote), and adopted the CRCOG-produced zoning map as Bolton's official zoning map by unanimous vote.

The Bolton Planning & Zoning Commission voted on June 14 to set a public hearing for July 12 at 7:45 p.m. on proposed amendments to Section 2 (Definitions) and Section 11F (rear or "irregular" lots) of the town zoning regulations.

Commissioner Neal Kerr said he believed the draft amendments remained too restrictive. Commissioner Adam Teller moved to accept the application with changes discussed at the meeting and to schedule the public hearing; Chairman Eric Luntta seconded. The motion passed 6-1-0, with Commissioner Kerr recorded in opposition.

Separately, the commission voted unanimously to accept the zoning map prepared by the Capitol Region Council of Governments (CRCOG) as the Town of Bolton's official zoning map.

The public-hearing date gives residents an opportunity to comment on the proposed rear-lot amendments before any final action by the commission. The minutes record the commission's procedural steps and the dissenting opinion but do not list the specific textual edits agreed at the meeting; the commission set the hearing to solicit public input on the revised draft.