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Developer to pursue plans for multiple ADUs on 19-acre Campton property after preliminary review
Summary
An applicant presented preliminary plans to build multiple accessory dwelling units, including a detached ADU, on a 19-acre lot. The Planning Board raised no formal objections and asked the applicant to return with detailed plans prior to construction.
Mark Vander-Hayden appeared before the Campton Planning Board on March 4 on behalf of his client, Christian Murray, to present preliminary plans for multiple accessory dwelling units on a 19-acre property.
Vander-Hayden said the proposal would include several ADUs, one of which would be a detached unit. After reviewing the preliminary materials the board indicated it saw no reason the plans could not move forward; the board asked the applicant to return to the planning board when the project is closer to beginning construction.
The minutes record the board's response as nonbinding guidance at this stage. Planning and Zoning Coordinator Bergren Cliff will retain the file and the applicant will submit detailed plans and any required applications for formal review, permitting, and any required public notice before construction may proceed.
The minutes include an attendance entry showing "Christian Murry" in the public-attendee list and a later reference to "Christian Murray" as the applicant's client; this article uses the latter spelling for consistency with the project description in the meeting text.
