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Planning Board conditionally approves Plowman two‑lot subdivision after survey update
Summary
The Planning Board approved an amended two‑lot subdivision for Denise and David Plowman conditional on a mylar and Fire Chief approval. A new boundary survey showed 5.11 acres, different from the tax map; the amendment was preferred by the state and was approved with conditions.
TAMWORTH — The Tamworth Planning Board on April 22 granted conditional approval to an amended two‑lot subdivision for Denise and David Plowman at 1422 Washington Hill Road, contingent on receipt of a mylar and a Fire Chief approval letter.
The application revises an earlier two‑lot approval after a boundary survey established the parcel at 5.11 acres, a figure that differs from the town's tax map. Board members were told the amendment was preferred by the State of New Hampshire because of mortgage issues prompting the clearer reconfiguration; bounds already exist on the ground.
Andy Fisher is recorded as recusing himself before the hearing; the minutes also state that Andy Fisher presented the amended plan. A nearby resident, Gerry Allain, asked about the town's minimum lot size and why assessed acreage differs from the survey. The board said the newer surveyed lines will govern.
Ann Pollard moved to approve the Plowman amendment conditional on receipt of a mylar and a Fire Chief approval letter; Lianne Prentice seconded the motion and it was approved. The hearing closed at 7:15 p.m.
