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ZBA approves 13.5‑foot equitable waiver for Pegwood Drive property owner
Summary
The Campton Zoning Board granted an equitable waiver to Vladimir Bavelsky for 136 Pegwood Drive after he said a 2020 building permit and recent survey revealed setback encroachments; the board approved the request with one abstention.
The Town of Campton Zoning Board of Adjustment on July 11 approved an equitable waiver allowing a 13.5‑foot setback variance for a home at 136 Pegwood Drive.
Applicant Vladimir Bavelsky told the board that a building permit issued in 2020 had authorized the home's location and that the structure was built according to that permit. A recent survey indicated portions of the house fall within the required setbacks, and Bavelsky requested the board grant a 13.5‑foot variance to remedy the encroachment.
After brief discussion and supportive comments from some audience members, Janet Lucas moved to approve the equitable waiver and Margaret Sweeney seconded. The roll-call vote was Alicia Williams — abstain; Janet Lucas — aye; Margaret Sweeney — aye; Lee Williams — aye; Charlie Wheeler — aye. The waiver was approved.
The minutes record the board's approval but do not list specific conditions, required corrections, or a timeline for compliance beyond granting the waiver. The public hearing for the waiver opened at 7:23 p.m. and the board left the hearing at 7:33 p.m.
