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Commission: Abbott Ranch parcel split would create nonconforming lots, subdivision likely required
Summary
Minutes record that splitting a small deeded strip on the Abbott Ranch parcel would render remaining lots nonconforming; the commission said a formal subdivision application and lender approval would be necessary for building or sale of portions of the property.
The commission discussed a situation described in the minutes as involving 'CM&M Abbott Ranch' where a deeded strip on the lot makes modified lots nonconforming under the town’s land‑use rules. Minutes state the applicant’s plan would allow the house to be sectioned off to a half‑acre lot but that the remaining parcels would become illegal building lots unless processed through a subdivision application.
The minutes note the parcel has an existing loan and that the owner would need lender approval to carve off and sell portions of the property. Commission members said the applicant is complying with requests from staff and consultants but that the subdivision pathway would be required for new building permits.
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