28 UNDERMOUNTAIN ROAD

Application for modified site plan associated with special permit #2024-0244 multifamily housing in the Multifamily Housing Overlay District (Section 405). Proposal to construct 8’x16’ shed and 5’x9’ mudroom (Section 803.5)

Possible Consideration

Dayana Herrera

Possible Consideration President of the Salisbury Housing Trust (SHT) John Harney explained they have proposed to relocate one of the two approved houses further back to avoid the root system of an existing oak tree located in the northeastern corner of the property. He explained an oak tree located in the southern portion of the property must be removed, but they wish to preserve the health of the second tree. Vice President of the Salisbury Housing Committee Jocelyn Ayer explained the structure relocation would also better align with the street wall. Ms. Ayer presented images to indicate the Site Plan adjustments.

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Special Permit Application for New Multi-Family Housing Construction in the Multifamily Housing Overlay District (Section 405)

Possible Consideration

Special Permit Application for New Multi-Family Housing Construction in the Multi-Family Housing Overlay District (Section 405)

Continue Public Hearing The Public Hearing continued at 6:45PM.

Special Permit Application for New Multi-Family Housing Construction in the Multi-Family Housing Overlay District (Section 405)

Continue Public Hearing The Public Hearing continued at 6:42PM.

Special Permit Application for New Multi-Family Housing Construction in the Multifamily Housing Overlay District (Section 405)

Continue Public Hearing The Public Hearing continued at 6:43PM.

Special Permit Application for New Multi-Family Housing Construction in the Multifamily Housing Overlay District (Section 405)

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Reception and Set Public Hearing Date for May 20, 2024 at 6:45PM Vice President of the Salisbury Housing Trust (SHT) Jennifer Kronholm Clark joined the meeting to present the application. The parcel on Undermountain Road is typically referred to as the “Grove Street School Site” and is often used for overflow parking. Ms. Clark explained the property is owned by the Town and the SHT was granted permission to explore the concept of building two single-family homes. Ms. Clark explained the SHT took time to discuss concerns with neighbors and other citizens, and composed two separate site plans as a result. Ms. Clark explained the SHT would like the Commission to review the two site plans and provide feedback on which plan would be best suited for the neighborhood. Ms. Clark presented the first site plan with three uses from the left to right (west to east): open space, two single-family homes, and a municipal parking lot. Ms. Clark explained the buildings will be significantly set back from property lines, and a fence will be included to provide private space. Ms. Clark presented the second site plan showing two uses: open space and two-single family homes. The second

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