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Board issues negative environmental determination for Clark subdivision
Summary
The board reviewed the Short Environmental Assessment Form and determined the proposed 5-acre subdivision of the Ethel Culver Clark trust parcel would not result in adverse environmental impact; the board asked the trustee to submit proof of sole trusteeship and will place the item on the May agenda.
At the April 16 meeting, the board reviewed a Short Environmental Assessment Form for an application by the Ethel Culver Clark Irrevocable Trust to subdivide 5 acres from a 25.42-acre parcel at 1396 Churchhill Road (Tax Map #022.-01-05.1). The minutes state that "based on the information and analysis and any supporting documentation, that the proposed action will not result in any adverse environmental impact." Following that determination, Kevin Haines moved to declare the application a negative impact (negative declaration); Lisa Nitsch seconded and the motion carried 4-0.
Dee Murakami, identified in the minutes as the sole trustee, was present and was asked to submit a letter affirming her status as sole trustee. The map submitted must note the remaining 25.42 acres as a non-buildable lot. The Clark subdivision will be placed on the May agenda for continued processing.
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