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Committee discusses combining parcels, surveying and access to potential site
Summary
Members discussed combining three lots, ordering a survey (possibly of an 11-acre parcel to recover pins), and building a connector road to Meadow Road; survey results will determine precise buildable acreage.
Committee members discussed practical steps needed to make the candidate site buildable, including combining three parcels into one legal lot and commissioning a professional survey. The committee noted older pins may be lost and that, if necessary, surveying of the entire 11-acre parcel could be required to determine lot lines and to enable the creation of a connector road to Meadow Road.
Chair John Hayden asked whether an initial wetlands delineation would clarify potential usable acreage, and members agreed the delineation is an important early input before spending on full surveys or design. The committee noted that any need to mitigate wetlands on one lot could be addressed by creating wetlands on another lot as an offset.
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