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Proposed two‑lot subdivision at 62 Sekonk Rd noted for driveway crossing small coldwater stream
Summary
Gretchen Stevens reported a Planning Board proposal by Dominique Michele Strandquest to split a 34‑acre parcel at 62 Sekonk Rd into two lots (one 3–5 acres); the existing driveway to a livable cabin crosses a small coldwater stream, which the CAC flagged for monitoring.
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At the June 19 meeting, committee member Gretchen Stevens updated the Conservation Advisory Council on a Planning Board submission for a two‑lot subdivision of a 34‑acre parcel at 62 Sekonk Rd, submitted by Dominique Michele Strandquest. The proposal would split off a 3–5 acre lot while leaving an existing house on one lot and a livable cabin on the other.
Stevens told the council that the existing driveway to the cabin crosses a small coldwater stream. The minutes record this as a matter the CAC will monitor; no formal comment, motion, or vote from the CAC on the subdivision was recorded in the meeting minutes.
