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Campton planning board approves lot-line adjustment to legalize foundation on parcel boundary

Campton Planning and Zoning Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Campton Planning and Zoning Board approved a lot-line adjustment to make a foundation built on the shared property line between parcels 14-6-28 and 14-6-29 buildable; the change does not alter either parcel's acreage.

The Campton Planning and Zoning Board approved a lot-line adjustment March 18 to allow a foundation that was built on the boundary between parcels 14-6-28 and 14-6-29 to be treated as compliant.

Steve Tower appeared before the board representing Herbert and Jeannette Lloyd and Joann Moser to explain the owners' request: the adjustment would relocate the common boundary where a foundation sits but would not change the acreage of either lot. The board had no stated objections to the principle or intent of the change.

Stuart Pitts moved to approve the lot-line adjustment; Tim Scanlon seconded the motion, and the vote passed unanimously. The board recorded the approval without amendments.

The decision affects only the two parcels listed and does not change lot sizes. Any future development on those parcels remains subject to applicable site-plan and permitting requirements.