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At a glance: actions and votes from the July 6 Salisbury Planning Board meeting
Summary
Summary of motions and outcomes: minutes approved; boundary line adjustment approved with waivers pending open items; five‑lot subdivision accepted pending State approval (4–1); Master Plan questionnaire approved; board directed staff to draft ADU ordinance language.
Several formal actions were recorded at the Salisbury Planning Board’s July 6 meeting. Key outcomes: approval of the July 6 draft minutes (motion by Vice Chair Dobroslav Slavenskoj, seconded by Ken Egounis, passed with none opposed); approval of a boundary line adjustment with waivers pending completion of open technical items (motion passed with no opposition); conditional acceptance of a five‑lot major subdivision pending State subdivision approval and required notes for ledge and fire protection (motion passed with Member Ken Egounis opposed); approval of distribution of the Master Plan questionnaire; and direction to staff to draft zoning ordinance language to implement State RSA 674:72 regarding Accessory Dwelling Units.
"Vice Chair Slavenskoj motioned that they adjourn the meeting," the minutes record; Ken Egounis seconded the adjournment motion and the board left at 7:42 p.m. The minutes note State subdivision and wetlands permits are still pending for the five‑lot application and that the Central New Hampshire Regional Planning Commission reviewed the plans. Board follow‑up includes receiving the applicant’s remaining technical documents and receiving draft ADU ordinance language before any Town Meeting action.
