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Council advised ambulance barn lot split must go to Planning Board before council approval
Summary
A property owner told the council an ambulance barn was built on a lot with an existing residence and plans call to split the parcel; the council said the subdivision must go to the Planning Board for recommendation and then be filed with the county after a survey is prepared.
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At the April 21 meeting Lee Bruner told the council that an ambulance barn was constructed on a lot that also contains an existing residence and that the owner plans to split the lot into two separate parcels.
Council member Linda Jung said the matter must be submitted to the Planning Board, which will make a recommendation to the council. Once the survey is complete and the council approves, the split will be filed with the county.
No formal action or vote occurred at the April 21 meeting; the council explained the procedural steps required for a subdivision within town limits.
What happens next: the owner will prepare a survey and submit the proposal to the Planning Board for review and recommendation to the council.
