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Owner proposes three-lot subdivision at 190 White Street; board asks for survey, easement and lot-coverage update

South Burlington Development Review Board · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Eric Jarvis presented a sketch plan to split 190 White Street into three lots and to reconfigure driveways; the DRB asked for updated lot‑coverage figures, a survey of existing structures and a draft access easement at final plat stage and allowed combined preliminary/final review if the applicant supplies the requested materials within 180 days.

The DRB reviewed a sketch plan from owner Eric Jarvis to subdivide 190 White Street into three lots and to relocate one curb cut and add a second. Jarvis told the board he expects driveway removal and construction could be completed within about 60 days after approval. Staff reminded the applicant that driveways are not subject to setback rules but that the subdivision is contingent on the reconstructed driveway configuration.

Board members discussed access and minimizing curb cuts; staff recommended the board consider a draft access easement and require it before final plat approval. The board asked Jarvis to provide updated lot coverage calculations and a stamped survey of existing structures. Jarvis agreed to provide the requested materials and the board indicated it would allow a combined preliminary and final subdivision review, provided the applicant supplies the outstanding materials within the 180‑day sketch-plan timeline.

The DRB also noted that draft easements should be finalized by the time of final plat so Lot 1’s access via Lot 2 is secured. Jarvis said he had coordinated with his engineer and is prepared to submit the coverage numbers and survey at the next stage of review.