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Planning board endorses A&R for Summer Street parcel from Saint Paul’s Church
Summary
The Duxbury Planning Board voted to endorse an A&R checklist for NR2026‑01, a subdivision seeking to parcel a roughly 1‑acre lot from Saint Paul’s Church of the Nazarene at 136 Summer Street; applicant Jeremy Stanford described the lot and told the board screening and septic separation were addressed.
Jeremy Stanford, representing Saint Paul’s Church of the Nazarene, described a proposal to parcel an approximately 1‑acre lot off the church property at 136 Summer Street. "My name is Jeremy Stanford… our current property, it's kind of a horseshoe," he told the board, explaining the church plans to split off a buildable lot to the south of the church property.
Board members pressed for plan details, asking specifically about existing structures, septic systems and shade trees on adjacent parcels. The applicant and consultant said both lots are largely forested and the proposed parcel preserves required separations. After limited discussion, the chair called for a motion; the board voted by roll call to endorse the A&R checklist for NR2026‑01. Ted Carpenter voted in favor and board members recorded a unanimous approval on the endorsement motion.
