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Planning Commission conditionally approves three‑lot subdivision at 111 Frost Pond Rd
Summary
The Dorset Planning Commission voted 6-0-0 to approve a proposed three‑lot subdivision at 111 Frost Pond Rd on the condition that wastewater and stormwater permits and a fire-department letter confirming 'ability to serve' are submitted.
The Dorset Planning Commission voted unanimously on June 3, 2025, to conditionally approve a proposed three‑lot minor subdivision at 111 Frost Pond Road. The motion, made by Commissioner David Berard and seconded by Commissioner David McAneny, requires the applicant to provide wastewater and stormwater permits and a letter from the fire department stating its ability to serve before final permit issuance.
Zoning Administrator Tyler Yandow noted that the original plat for permit MI-1-2005 prohibited further subdivision of lots A and B; the application proposed subdivision of lot C only. Commissioner Scott Thompson confirmed that a note on the plat showing setbacks defines the building envelope, and owner Jack Appelman said he had agreed with his neighbors, the Davises, to remediate any stormwater impacts on their pond and stream. The meeting minutes record that "a motion was made by D. Berard and seconded by D. McAneny to approve the application with the condition that waste water and storm water permits along with a letter from the fire department stating the ability to serve, are received. Motion carried 6-0-0."
