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Cornwall Planning Board adopts negative declaration, authorizes resolution for subdivision lot-line change
Summary
The Cornwall Planning Board adopted a negative declaration and authorized a resolution of approval for a subdivision lot-line change after clarifying a short easement across an old rail line; owners must provide written confirmation and engineering/plan revisions before the chair signs the resolution.
The Cornwall Planning Board voted to adopt a negative declaration and authorized a resolution of approval for a proposed subdivision lot-line change after hearing clarifying information about easements and owner consent.
At a public hearing opened at 7:02 p.m., an applicant identified by the board as Philip said the proposal would move lot lines so that each lot accesses the center of the road rather than a privately held strip. A board member asked about a 100-foot easement shown across an old rail line; the applicant said the easement applies only to a short railroad section where utilities cross and that the plan reflects the recorded description.
Dominic, a planning staff member, recommended adoption of a negative declaration for the project and asked the board to authorize a resolution of approval. A motion to adopt the negative declaration and to authorize the chair to sign the resolution was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. The board attached conditions including updated legal descriptions, written confirmation from the owners of individual lots that they consent to the application, and addressing engineering and planning comments before signatures are issued. Numeric vote tallies were not specified in the record.
The applicant provided mailing receipts for the public hearing notice and was instructed to work with the building department and counsel to prepare revisions and the required documentation for the next meeting.
