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Applicant seeks lot-line adjustment to make existing foundation buildable on Beaver Brook Road
Summary
Property owners seek a lot-line adjustment so that an unfinished foundation built in 2007 falls fully within the parcel owned by Herb Lloyd, allowing the foundation to be made buildable without changing total acreage; the board asked staff to confirm abutter-notification procedures before proceeding.
Stephen Tower appeared before the Campton Planning Board on March 4 to apply for a lot-line adjustment affecting two parcels on Beaver Brook Road (parcel IDs referenced in the minutes: 14-6-28 and 14-6-29).
Tower said the property owned by Herb Lloyd (14-6-28) contains an unfinished foundation that was built on the property line in 2007. The owners propose a boundary adjustment that would leave the combined acreage unchanged but shift the lot line so the foundation resides fully within one parcel and becomes buildable under local rules.
The planning board said it saw no reason to deny the proposed adjustment at this preliminary stage but emphasized that proper notification of abutters must be confirmed and documented. The board tasked Planning and Zoning Coordinator Bergren Cliff with checking the notification procedures and following up at a later date.
No formal lot-line adjustment was approved at this meeting; the minutes reflect preliminary consideration and a request for staff to verify procedural compliance before the board takes further action.
