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Planning board accepts application for River Road subdivision; applicant to file sketch plan and proceed to preliminary review
Summary
The board accepted an application from an applicant identified as Aaron for a subdivision off River Road of roughly 50 acres to create about 13–14 lots. The board voted to accept the application and told the applicant to submit a sketch plan and supporting studies (wetlands, soils) before a public hearing.
At the April 6 meeting the Limington Planning Board voted to accept a major-subdivision application from an applicant who identified himself as Aaron for property off River Road. Aaron said the project would cover about 50 acres of developable land within a larger parcel and result in roughly 13–14 house lots; he said Wayne Wood is surveying, John Riordan will design the road and Ken Garder will perform wetlands and soil testing.
Board members treated the night as an application acceptance rather than a substantive review: the board accepted the application by motion (Grace moved; Bob seconded) and advised Aaron to file a sketch plan and then a preliminary plan that includes elevations, road design, wetland delineations and soil tests. The board noted that a sitewalk and public hearing will be scheduled after submission of the sketch plan and related technical documents.
What happens next: Aaron must submit a sketch plan and supporting technical studies (wetland survey, soil tests, road elevations); the board will then schedule a sitewalk and a public hearing as part of the preliminary-plan review process.
