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Code Enforcement letter: proposed rebuilding plans for 51 Great Hill did not meet current standards
Summary
A June 18, 2026 Code Enforcement letter read into the record states the applicants' submitted rebuilding plan did not meet current zoning setbacks and that voluntary demolition would require any new plans to comply with current standards.
The Board voted 3-0 to admit a June 18, 2026 Code Enforcement letter into the hearing record. Chair Richard Smith read the letter into the record; the letter states that if the owners voluntarily take down the existing structure, any rebuilding plans must meet current zoning standards and that the owners' submitted building plan did not meet current standards.
The letter and the Planning Board's rejection of the applicants' building plans were discussed by the applicants and the Board during testimony. The applicants said they plan to appeal the Planning Board's decision; town counsel reminded the Board that buildability and planning approvals fall outside the Board's valuation jurisdiction and are matters for the Planning and Code Enforcement processes.
