Planning Board approves Graeff and Scull lot split despite existing structure setbacks
The board approved Application #2025-04 to split a middle lot and distribute it between adjoining properties owned by Raymond Graeff and William Scull III; variances were noted for existing garages and a shed dating to 1959, and approval is conditioned on outside agency signoffs and escrow.
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Chairperson Larry Winkels introduced Application #2025-04 (Graeff/Scull). Attorney Ken Miller asked that applicants Raymond Graeff and William Scull III be sworn in; both were sworn. Graeff said a middle lot was sold to both neighbors, and the applicants seek to divide that lot and allocate the halves to adjacent properties. The application requires variances because two garages and a shed—present since 1959—are closer to property lines than current setback standards allow.
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