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Commission approves sketch plan for boundary line adjustment; public hearing set for Dec. 9
Summary
The Planning Commission approved a sketch boundary-line adjustment for Terry and Charlene Heir—swapping 1.7 acres so a driveway sits on Terry's parcel—and scheduled a public hearing for Dec. 9, 2025; survey and deed changes required before final approval.
The Planning Commission approved a sketch plan proposed by resident Terry Heir to swap 1.7 acres with his sister, Charlene Heir, so a driveway will lie on Terry’s parcel rather than on Charlene’s. Both parcels are approximately 10 acres; the proposed exchange creates no curb-cut changes, no nonconforming lots and does not adversely affect natural resources or agricultural land, the commission found.
Commissioners approved the sketch plan as presented and outlined next steps: Terry will ask surveyor Tim Short to submit a PDF of the survey; the commission will warn and hold a public hearing at its next regular meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025; the Town Clerk will mail notices to abutting property owners and the public notice will run in the newspaper. If the adjustment is approved after the public hearing, the surveyor must supply a plastic mylar and the Weybridge town attorney must approve revised deed language before the new deeds are recorded.
No formal motion text was recorded in the minutes for the sketch approval; the minutes state only that the commission “approved the sketch plan as presented.”
