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Manager told to apply for variance after site-plan review to convert upstairs at 13 Southmayd
Summary
The board advised John Frawley, manager for 13 and 15 Southmayd, to submit a site-plan review that would be denied so he could then apply for a variance with the Zoning Board of Adjustment to convert the upstairs at 13 Southmayd to a residential apartment.
John Frawley, manager for properties at 13 and 15 Southmayd, asked the Campton Planning and Zoning Board on March 18 about converting the upstairs at 13 Southmayd to an apartment.
Board members noted the property previously received a variance and advised Frawley that the correct path would be to submit a site-plan review for the new use. The board said that site-plan review would be denied under current rules so that Frawley could then apply for a variance with the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
No formal motion or vote on the conversion was taken at the meeting. The guidance given was procedural: the board explained the steps a property owner should follow to obtain the necessary zoning relief. Any actual conversion would require a variance approved by the Zoning Board of Adjustment and any applicable permits.
