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Planning board approves Stymus Farms two‑lot subdivision at 13991 Maple Street
Summary
The Barre Planning Board adopted a negative declaration and granted final approval for a two‑lot minor subdivision for Stymus Farms at 13991 Maple Street, a 1.72‑acre parcel split intended to provide an additional lot for a neighbor.
The Barre Planning Board voted to adopt a negative declaration of environmental significance and granted final approval for a minor subdivision submitted by Stymus Farms for property at 13991 Maple Street.
Chair opened the public hearing on the application and read the resolution noting the board had assumed lead agency status, reviewed the short environmental assessment form (SEAF), and determined the proposed two‑lot split would not result in significant adverse environmental impacts. The board recorded that the total subdivision area would be 1.72 acres and that the split would create an additional lot for a neighboring property. "The planning board finds that the subdivision will not have any significant adverse impacts on the environment," the Chair read during the resolution presentation.
The board closed the public hearing after brief public remarks and proceeded to a motion and second to adopt the negative declaration and approve the final minor subdivision application. The motion carried by voice vote; no contested no votes were recorded in the transcript. The resolution references the SEAF and the public hearing held at Barre Town Hall on Nov. 10, 2025.
The action grants final minor‑subdivision approval only; any subsequent development on the newly created lot will remain subject to applicable permits and site‑specific reviews.
