Weybridge panel approves two‑lot subdivision at 758 Sheep Farm Road

The Weybridge Planning Commission on May 12 unanimously approved a two‑lot minor subdivision for property owned by David Dolginow at 758 Sheep Farm Road.

At the public hearing, Dolginow explained he plans to continue a shared driveway easterly along the north boundary to reach a new 5‑acre house site and retain a 4.7‑acre lot around his existing home. He told the commission the State has approved a wastewater permit that covers a five‑bedroom house on the new 5‑acre lot and backup sites for both lots and the nearby Eichner/Alvarez property.

Commission chair Jeff Olson explained the approval requires a new survey showing the two lots and a building envelope for the 5‑acre parcel, and new deeds for each parcel that include the driveway agreement and a viewshed easement. Olson said the deeds must receive final approval from Weybridge Town attorney Adam Powers at the landowner’s expense. "The parties have six months to get the survey done, have the new deeds approved by attorney Adam Powers, and submit a Mylar to the Town Clerk that will be signed by two Planning Commission members," the commission recorded.

Robin Foster Cole moved and Gale Hurd seconded the approval motion: “That the Planning Commission approve the David Dolginow 758 Sheep Farm Road, 2 lot minor subdivision as proposed.” The motion carried by unanimous vote. The commission did not place additional conditions beyond the survey, deed language, attorney review, and the six‑month deadline.

The approved plan keeps the property’s residential density consistent with the town’s High Density Residential zone (1‑acre minimum) for adjacent lots while creating the new 5‑acre building parcel described by the applicant.