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Stephen Raymond asks Sharon Planning Commission about subdividing 164 Raymond Rd.
Summary
At the June 9 meeting, resident Stephen Raymond asked the Sharon Planning Commission whether to pursue a subdivision application or a boundary line adjustment for his parcel at 164 Raymond Rd.; commissioners and staff outlined the different procedures and next research steps.
Stephen Raymond, owner of property at 164 Raymond Rd., presented an informal inquiry to the Sharon Planning Commission on June 9 about whether to file a subdivision application or pursue a boundary line adjustment. The commission listened, asked clarifying questions, and walked him through the different application procedures and likely next steps for research.
The commission's discussion focused on procedural differences between a subdivision and a boundary line adjustment and on information Raymond should gather about abutting parcels and deed lines before filing. The minutes record that Raymond "understood what next steps he can take in research and to think over his options" and that he left the meeting at 7:20 PM.
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