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Salisbury planning commission approves vertical expansion of nonconforming barn at 235 Belgo Road with remediation condition
Summary
The Salisbury Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-0 Aug. 18 to approve application #2025-0295 to vertically expand a nonconforming barn at 235 Belgo Road for conversion to a single-family residence, conditioned on providing documentation of property remediation to the Land Use Office.
The Salisbury Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-0 Aug. 18 to approve application #2025-0295, allowing a vertical expansion of a nonconforming barn at 235 Belgo Road to be converted into a single-family residence, with the condition that documentation concerning remediation of the property be provided to the Land Use Office.
The public hearing for the application (Map 9, Lot 9; DOR 07/21/2025) opened at 6:36 p.m. Chair Dr. Michael Klemens presided. Regular Member Bob Riva moved to close the hearing; Dr. Danella Schiffer seconded and the commission voted 5-0 to close the hearing (the record notes the hearing was closed at 7:13 p.m.). Following closure of the hearing, Riva moved to approve the application with the stated condition; Schiffer seconded and the motion passed 5-0.
The commission’s approval cites Section 503.2 for the proposed vertical expansion of an existing nonconforming structure to permit its conversion to a single-family home. The motion establishing the approval required that documentation related to remediation of the property be submitted to the Land Use Office; no further specifications about the remediation were recorded in the meeting minutes.
The approval and its condition are reflected in the official motion and vote recorded in the meeting minutes; the file will be updated in the Land Use Office record according to the commission’s direction.
