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Marlborough considers removing unclear private‑road language from town code
Summary
Officials discussed amending the Town Code to remove language on private roads (road cuts and number-of-lots rules) that appears to lack rationale, and asked staff to review suggested changes.
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An item on the March 3 agenda raised possible amendments to the Town Code to eliminate unclear provisions governing private roads. Meeting notes state there appears to be no rational basis for certain language related to road cuts and the allowable number of lots served by a private road.
The discussion was described as brief in the minutes; participants asked for explanation of the existing rules and for staff to review the code language so the boards can consider specific edits. The minutes do not show an adopted ordinance or a recorded vote to change the code at this meeting.
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