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Commission accepts two lot‑line change applications affecting Orchard Rest Road; hearings set for Aug. 6

Town of Sherman Planning & Zoning Commission · July 2, 2026
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Summary

The Planning & Zoning Commission accepted two separate lot‑line change applications—one for 25 Orchard Rest Road (merge to 1.339 acres) and one for 21 Orchard Rest Road (merge to 0.865 acres)—and scheduled public hearings for August 6, 2026.

The Planning & Zoning Commission accepted two lot‑line change applications affecting properties on Orchard Rest Road and scheduled public hearings for August 6, 2026.

Application 1: Kevin and Sandra Walsh filed to merge 0.285 acres from 23 Orchard Rest Road (Map 63, Lot 07) into 25 Orchard Rest Road (Map 63, Lot 08), increasing 25 Orchard Rest Road from 1.054 to 1.339 acres. Application materials included A‑2 compilation plans prepared by Sydney A. Rapp, Land Surveying, P.C., property surveys, and a filed health approval. Commissioner P. Voorhees moved to accept the application; Commissioner J. Burruano seconded and the vote was unanimous.

Application 2: Kristiane Walter George, TR. and Stephen A. George, TR. filed to merge 0.285 acres from 23 Orchard Rest Road (Map 63, Lot 07) into 21 Orchard Rest Road (Map 63, Lot 06), increasing 21 Orchard Rest Road from 0.58 to 0.865 acres. Documentation included a compilation plan prepared by Zachary A. Rapp, PLS., field cards and prior surveys. L. Weber moved to accept this application; P. Voorhees seconded and the vote was unanimous.

Both applications will be the subject of public hearings on Thursday, August 6, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at Charter Hall, 1 Route 39 North, Sherman. No substantive objections were recorded at the July 2 meeting.