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Applicant outlines 25‑acre split into four lots; board flags consolidation and driveway review

Town of Lumberland Planning Board · May 12, 2026
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Summary

John Fuller told the planning board he seeks to subdivide two parcels totaling just over 25 acres into four single‑family lots that will each exceed the five‑acre minimum. Board members asked that the two parcels be consolidated before subdivision and requested highway‑superintendent review of driveway access.

At the start of new business, applicant John Fuller described a proposal to subdivide two parcels totaling a little over 25 acres into four single‑family lots, each above the zoning minimum of five acres. Fuller told the board he had completed soil testing and that septic and driveway locations were shown on the map.

Board members questioned the current parcel configuration and suggested consolidating the two existing lots into one ownership record before subdividing into four. The chair said the frontage and lot layout change the procedural steps and that consolidation first would be “cleaner.” Fuller acknowledged the consolidation point and said he would defer to staff and to the town’s highway superintendent for driveway approvals.

Fuller also agreed to remove a dilapidated trailer prior to final map signing, and the board agreed to add the item to next month’s agenda pending revised maps and a resolution of driveway and ownership consolidation issues. No formal approval or recorded vote on the subdivision appeared in the transcript.