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Rye Conservation Commission inspects raze-and-rebuild proposal at 1278 Ocean Boulevard
Summary
At a May 12 site walk, the Rye Conservation Commission reviewed a plan to demolish two dwellings and a garage at 1278 Ocean Blvd and replace them with one house and an attached guest house; the commission noted the applicant will present details at the May 12 meeting and that commissioners will later vote on whether to support the project.
Vice Chair Vic Odryna called to order a Rye Conservation Commission site walk at 10:00 a.m. on May 12, 2026, to review a proposal for 1278 Ocean Boulevard.
The plan presented for review calls for razing three structures — two dwellings and one garage — and replacing them with a single home that would include an attached guest house. The minutes list consultants and representatives present, including TF Moran representatives Matt Lara and Corey Colwell, SAI Builders, Land Use & Environmental Administrator Kara Campbell, Clerk Hugh Lee and commission members Glenn Suchoski and Michael Bean.
The commission’s site-walk minutes state that the applicant will present the proposal at the commission’s May 12 meeting and that the Rye Conservation Commission will make a subsequent motion either in support of or not in support of the project. The minutes do not record any formal vote or conditions arising from the site visit.
The visit focused on the scope of demolition and the proposed replacement dwelling; no additional technical findings, permits, or mitigation measures are listed in the minutes. Next procedural steps recorded in the minutes are the applicant presentation at the May 12 meeting and the commission’s later motion to register formal support or opposition.
