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Planning Board approves two‑lot subdivision at 51 Courts Lane with permit conditions

Town of Claverack Planning Board · April 15, 2026
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Summary

The Planning Board granted a SEQRA negative declaration and approved a minor two‑lot subdivision (24 acres into 18.5 and 5.5 acres) at 51 Courts Lane, conditioned on Columbia County Department of Health approval and a town highway/driveway permit; final maps were stamped and $1,300 in fees paid.

At its April 15 meeting, the Town of Claverack Planning Board issued a SEQRA negative declaration and approved a two‑lot minor subdivision for property at 51 Courts Lane. Applicant representative Jeff Mann told the board the proposal would split 24 acres into parcels of 18.5 and 5.5 acres; the board had no engineering questions and opened a public hearing that produced no comments.

The board voted to grant the SEQRA negative declaration on a motion by Lisa Bowe, seconded by Stephen King, and then approved the subdivision on a motion by Pat Fecher, seconded by Virginia Ambrose, with the condition that Columbia County Department of Health approval and a Town of Claverack highway/driveway permit be obtained before any building permits are issued. Maps were stamped and signed and Mann paid final fees of $1,300.