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Simonini boundary-line adjustment aims to conserve about 11 acres; board deems application complete and closes hearing
Summary
Donald and Dinah Simonini filed a boundary-line adjustment to transfer roughly 11 acres to the Offutt/Polubinski property with a deed restriction barring development; the DRB deemed the application complete and later closed the hearing after accepting written support from a neighbor.
Donald Simonini presented Application #3897 proposing a boundary-line adjustment affecting parcels 03-135 and 03-133 at 414 Deer Run Lane. Simonini said the purpose is conservation: approximately 11 acres will transfer to the Offutt/Polubinski property and the transfer deed will prohibit development of the conveyed portion. “The intention is to conserve the land,” Don Simonini said.
DRB member Ky Koitzsch moved to deem the application complete; Mike Quenneville seconded and the board voted unanimously to accept the application as complete. Grace Offutt pointed out the location of her house on the map during the presentation, and Jim Donkersloot explained that the properties would be joined for tax reasons but would remain separate legal parcels with the transferred portion restricted from development. The board read a written statement from Brian Degen in support: “Given that the land to be conveyed from Simonini to Polubinski will be prohibited from development in perpetuity – especially Area B which directly abuts our land – we are in favor of the application.”
After discussion the DRB moved to close the hearing; Mike Quenneville moved to close and Pete Ludlow seconded. The motion carried unanimously. The transcript records that the deed for the transferred portion will include the restriction against development; the board closed the hearing with no further public comment recorded.
