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Planning board approves lot-line adjustment between 35 and 39 Kendall Road
Summary
The Keene Planning Board accepted and approved PB-26-18, a boundary-line adjustment transferring about 0.09 acres between 35 and 39 Kendall Road to align the lot line with existing occupancy and meet setback requirements. Final approval is contingent on owner signature, submission of two MILR plan copies and a $51 recording fee.
The Keene Planning Board voted to approve PB-26-18, a boundary-line adjustment that moves roughly 0.09 acres from the parcel at 35 Kendall Road to the adjoining parcel at 39 Kendall Road.
John Laffee of Fieldstone Land Consultants presented the application on behalf of owners Ashley and John Ficero and Charles Henry, saying the change ‘‘will actually bring the lots into more conformity’’ by aligning the lot line with the existing driveway and occupied areas. Planner Megan Fortson told the board staff found no regional-impact concerns and recommended acceptance of the application as complete after granting requested exemptions from certain technical reports.
The motion to approve included three precedent conditions: owner signature on the plans, submission of two MILR copies and a $51 check to cover recording fees. Chair (S2) called the roll and all seated members voted yes. Laffee said the owner will stop by the planning office to sign the plans.
The board’s approval does not propose any new development; staff emphasized that the adjustment brings the parcels into better compliance with zoning dimensional requirements and that the portion of the parcels located in the 100-year floodplain will remain undeveloped. The applicant may return to the planning office to complete the ministerial steps required for final recording.
