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Campton planning board reinstates long-suspended subdivision
Summary
The Campton Planning Board unanimously voted July 8 to reinstate a voluntarily suspended subdivision whose lots have appeared on tax maps since the early 1990s, after the board concluded the plan aligns with subdivision practices from when it was approved.
The Campton Planning Board voted unanimously July 8 to reinstate a voluntarily suspended subdivision after concluding the original plan aligns with subdivisions approved around the time it was originally recorded.
Peter Mespelli asked the board to reinstate his voluntarily suspended subdivision, noting that individual lots from the plan have appeared on town tax maps since the early 1990s. Board members said the plan, while unlike most modern subdivisions, was consistent with approvals granted at the time of its initial filing.
Stuart Pitts moved to reinstate the subdivision; Sherrill Howard seconded the motion. Chair Jake Tuck called the vote, and the motion passed unanimously.
The reinstatement restores the plan's active status with the town; the minutes do not specify further conditions, required follow-up steps, or a timeline for any administrative actions to update records. The board then moved on to other agenda items and adjourned at 6:40 p.m.
