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Commission told Abbott Ranch reconfiguration would create nonconforming lots; subdivision likely required
Summary
A proposed reconfiguration at CM&M Abbott Ranch would isolate a house onto a half‑acre but create nonconforming, illegal building lots for the remaining parcel. The owner will likely need a formal subdivision application and lender approval because an existing loan remains on the property.
Commissioners discussed a proposed boundary rearrangement at CM&M Abbott Ranch that would separate the home from the remaining parcel. The commission was advised that as the owner redraws lot lines, the remaining pieces would become nonconforming and would not meet standards for new construction without a subdivision application.
The minutes state the parcel still has a loan and the owner will have to obtain lender approval to split the property. Staff described the project as ongoing and said the applicant is cooperating with town requests to bring the proposal into compliance. No formal planning‑commission action or vote was recorded at the meeting.
Speakers referenced: CM&M Abbott Ranch (applicant), Robert Thayne
Provenance: topicintro: {"block_id_start":"SEG 001","block_id_end":"SEG 001","reason_code":"topicintro","evidence_excerpt":"CM&M Abbott Ranch has a small strip on the lot that is its own deeded parcel."} topicfinish: {"block_id_start":"SEG 001","block_id_end":"SEG 001","reason_code":"topicfinish","evidence_excerpt":"This parcel still has a loan on it, so he would have to go to his lender and get approval from them to carve off the rest of that"}
Topics: ["subdivision","nonconforming_lots"]
