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Planning Board to consider lot-line adjustment for 33 Mill Pond Road
Summary
The Town of Epping Planning Board posted a public hearing May 14 to consider a lot-line adjustment at 33 Mill Pond Road (Tax Map 027, Lots 167 & 179), with 33 Mill Pond Realty, LLC and Steven Cartier listed as the applicants; the agenda lists Attorney Will Warren for discussion but provides no hearing materials or outcomes.
The Town of Epping Planning Board listed a public hearing for May 14, 2026 to consider a lot-line adjustment application affecting 33 Mill Pond Road (Tax Map 027, Lots 167 and 179). The applicants are named in the agenda as 33 Mill Pond Realty, LLC and Steven Cartier. The agenda does not include staff reports, map attachments, or a hearing outcome.
Why it matters: Lot-line adjustments change property boundaries without creating new lots; they can affect tax mapping, setbacks and future development potential for adjacent parcels. Neighbors and abutters commonly rely on Planning Board public hearings to ask questions or raise concerns about drainage, access and property lines.
What the agenda shows: The board’s published agenda lists the lot-line adjustment as a distinct public hearing item and identifies the applicants by name. Attorney Will Warren is listed separately on the agenda under “Discussion,” but the agenda text does not connect the attorney explicitly to the lot-line application or state what he will discuss.
What remains unclear: The agenda does not specify whether the application includes a waiver request, whether abutter notifications were completed, or whether the board will take a vote at the May 14 meeting. Those details, along with any supporting maps or recommended conditions, were not provided in the agenda and are therefore not specified.
Next steps: The Planning Board will take up the lot-line adjustment at its May 14, 2026 meeting at Town Hall; members of the public may attend the hearing and the board may open public comment, ask for additional materials, or continue the item pending supplemental information.
