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Commission reviews 102 South Shore lot split affidavit, enforcement updates and fence regulations
Summary
The Commission discussed a lot-split affidavit for 102 South Shore with attorneys present, received an update on a special-permit modification, heard enforcement updates on four properties, reviewed the Chair's correspondence about 280 Between the Lakes Road, and discussed fence regulation approaches for future handling.
During other business on July 15, 2024, the Salisbury Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed several administrative and enforcement matters.
The Commission discussed the 102 South Shore Road lot split (Riiska). An affidavit review was considered in a discussion involving Attorney Charles Andres, Attorney William Riiska and client Jose Suarez; the minutes describe the discussion of the affidavit review but do not record any formal action or vote.
Land Use Director Abby Conroy provided an update on Section 803.5 concerning amendment or modification of Special Permit #2022-0174 (Brazzale/Grickis) for contractor equipment storage at 17 Railroad Street. The minutes record the update as informational, with no motion or amendment recorded.
Chair Dr. Michael Klemens provided an overview of his correspondence to the owner of 280 Between the Lakes Road. LUD Abby Conroy also reported on four enforcement matters in progress or upcoming at 253 Indian Mountain Road, 144 Salmon Kill Road, 263 Millerton Road and 349 Main Street.
The Commission concluded other business with a discussion about the town's zoning regulations on fences and how the Commission wishes to handle fence concerns going forward; no vote or regulatory change was recorded in the minutes for that discussion. The meeting adjourned at 7:47 p.m.
