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Planning Board asks for engineered plans before approving Greenville Road dwelling
Summary
The Board reviewed a proposed house for the parents of landowner Miguel Carrera on a mud‑slide prone parcel on Greenville Road, requested DEP septic plan, engineered drainage and bank stabilization plans before any approval, and will require the owner to provide documentation to address safety concerns.
Supervisor David Brooks raised a land‑use application from landowner Miguel Carrera for a dwelling on Greenville Road that the Board described as located in a mud‑slide prone area. Chairman Joseph Sibiga said Mr. Carrera obtained DEP approval for a septic design and has architectural and engineering drawings, but the Planning Board emphasized that its review focuses on engineered plans addressing drainage, retaining walls, and bank stabilization to ensure public safety.
Board members asked for the DEP septic plan, full engineered site plans and any evidence that mitigation for slope stability has been addressed before the Board will consider an approval. Chairman Sibiga said he will contact the landowner about providing the necessary documentation. The Board noted that town review must ensure all relevant authorities have completed appropriate safety checks before a permit is issued; no approval was granted at the March 20 meeting.
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