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Planning Board approves small lot-line adjustment on Kendall Road (PB-26-18)
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. Approval was conditioned on owner signature, two mylar plan submittals and a $51 recording fee.
The Keene Planning Board voted to approve PB-26-18, a boundary line adjustment that shifts roughly 0.09 acres from the 0.5858-acre parcel at 35 Kendall Road to the 0.45-acre parcel at 39 Kendall Road.
Planner Megan Fortson told the board staff found the applicant's requested exemptions to some technical reports would not affect the merits and recommended the application be accepted as complete. John Laffee of Fieldstone Land Consultants, representing the property owners, said the proposal was identical to a plan earlier considered and that "adjusting this lot line will actually bring the lots... into more conformity." The board approved the application and then approved final action with three precedent conditions: owner signature on the plan, submittal of two mylar copies, and a $51 check to the City of Keene to cover recording fees.
The vote was taken by roll call after findings that both parcels meet dimensional zoning requirements and that the proposed adjustment would not create development of regional impact. Board members thanked the applicant and confirmed the required monumentation had been set.
