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Morel subdivision application continued after board finds application incomplete
Summary
The board found the Morel/944 Ossipee Mountain Highway application incomplete because the lot‑merger involved parcels not currently owned by the same entity; the applicant removed the lot‑merger element and the board continued the matter to Aug. 26 for corrections and groundwater protection submission to the Selectboard.
The Planning Board flagged multiple incompleteness items in the application for Nicholas Morel’s subdivision and conditional use requests. Board members noted that the application attempted to merge two parcels not currently owned by the same entity, which state law prohibits.
Greg, representing the applicant from Bohler, said a signed letter of intent exists to purchase the second lot but the board said it cannot process a lot merger without current common ownership. The board required the applicant to remove the lot‑merger component from the current submission, revise plans to show only Lot 21.1, send Groundwater Protection materials to the Selectboard (Emily Verney at the Town Office) for the Selectboard recommendation, and verify payments. Lianne Prentice moved to continue the application to Aug. 26; the motion was approved.
