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Cemetery trustees pursuing lot line adjustment for Meetinghouse cemetery, board told
Summary
The Planning Board heard that Cemetery Trustees are proposing a lot line adjustment between the Meetinghouse cemetery and an abutting property; Chair Jim Fletcher said a lot line adjustment — not a boundary agreement — is appropriate when recorded lines exist.
The board was told that the Cemetery Trustees are investigating a lot line adjustment (LLA) between the Meetinghouse cemetery and an adjoining private property and that an LLA is appropriate in this case.
Chair Jim Fletcher explained that a boundary agreement is used to identify unknown boundary lines, while a lot line adjustment is used when property lines are known and recorded and the parties wish to modify them. The board did not take regulatory action at the meeting; the trustees are pursuing the LLA process separately.
