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Applicant to replace deteriorated house with four‑unit apartment; board praises added long‑term housing
Summary
Trevor Sutherland proposed demolishing a deteriorated single‑family home at 41 Union Street in Dundee and building a new four‑unit apartment to provide long‑term rental housing; the planning board expressed support and issued a unanimous GML 239 finding of no significant countywide impact.
Trevor Sutherland asked the board for a site plan and special use permit to demolish a deteriorated single‑family home and construct a four‑unit apartment building on the existing footprint at 41 Union Street in Dundee. The applicant told the board the intent is to replace the existing structure with "a new and improved four‑unit apartment building" to expand long‑term rental housing stock.
Board members expressed strong interest in the project and thanked the applicant for creating additional housing opportunities in the county. On the GML 239 referral, member Steven Fulkerson moved that the application "has no significant countywide impact," a motion seconded by John Sigmon and approved unanimously.
