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Shoreham planners flag Design Review Board oversight and accessory‑structure limits
Summary
Staff told the board that Design Review Board review is required for exterior building designs, and the board noted that existing detached garages and sheds could not remain on lots that lack a principal dwelling after subdivision.
Planning staff reminded the board that any exterior work that involves a structure will be reviewed by the Village Design Review Board to assess design, size, orientation and compatibility with the character of the Village. Brad Hammond noted a survey monument beneath the rock wall and recommended monuments be installed at shared lot corners to avoid future boundary disputes.
The board also recorded that existing accessory structures such as detached garages and sheds "cannot remain, as these would become accessory structures without a principal structure," indicating the applicant must address removal or relocation of these structures in revised plans.
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