New Business#2021-0145
Oct 18, 2021
Special Permit for Vertical Expansion of a Nonconforming Dwelling in the Aquifer and Flood Plain Overlay Districts (Section 401, 403 & 503.2)
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New Business#2021-0145
Oct 18, 2021
Special Permit for Vertical Expansion of a Nonconforming Dwelling in the Aquifer and Flood Plain Overlay Districts (Section 401, 403 & 503.2)
Site Plan Modification to Develop Golf Facility#2021-0155
Oct 18, 2021
DOR 10/18/2021 Reception and Possible Consideration Bill Boyer represented the Salisbury School for the proposed construction of a 20’x30’ shed for a golf driving range. Using the site plan, he delineated the proposed area north of the existing soccer fields on the north side of route 44 at 250 Canaan Road. Chairman Klemens asked if the proposed structure is within the Lake Protection Overlay District and its proximity to any wetlands.
DOR 10/18/2021 Reception, Consideration of Completeness, and Schedule Hearing#2021-0154
Oct 18, 2021
New Business#2021-0153
Oct 4, 2021
Special Permit for Parking Flexibility and Satellite Parking Associated with a Change of Use from Low Turnover Restaurant, Retail and Office to Low Turnover Restaurant and Apartment (Section 703.7 & 703.8)
9 & 9A Sharon Road
Notice of Potential Violation of 901.1
Sep 20, 2021
New Business#2021-0151
Sep 20, 2021
Special Permit for Vertical Expansion of a Nonconforming Dwelling (Section 503.2)
New Business#2021-0150
Sep 20, 2021
Reception and Possible Consideration Fred Schmidt and Pat Hackett were present to represent the application. They explained that the Commission already approved the expansion of the building but that the original stormwater management plan did not meet public health code for commercial facilities as per TAHD. Therefore, this application is being proposed for stormwater management improvements on a different portion of the site. One of the entrances to O’Hara’s will be closed off and converted to grass reducing the amount of impervious on site and preventing road runoff from entering the site, eroding the driveway and discharging turbid water into the lake. The basin design is relatively simple to ensure that it can easily be maintained with equipment already on site.
New Business#2021-0149
Sep 20, 2021
Special Permit Application for Philanthropic Use
New Business#2021-0149
Sep 20, 2021
Special Permit Application for Philanthropic Use
Public Hearing and Possible Consideration#2021-0145
Sep 20, 2021
Special Permit for Vertical Expansion of a Nonconforming Dwelling in the Aquifer and Flood Plain Overlay Districts (Section 401, 403 & 503.2)
Public Hearing and Possible Consideration#2021-0144
Sep 20, 2021
Special Permit Application to Construct a detached Accessory Apartment (Section 208)
63 Washinee Heights Road
Public Hearing and Possible Consideration#2021-0143
Sep 20, 2021
Special Permit Application to Construct a detached Accessory Apartment (Section 208)
Continue Hearing and Possible Consideration It was acknowledged that#2021-0141
Sep 20, 2021
Special Permit Application to Convert an Existing Accessory Structure to Contain an Accessory Apartment (Section 208)
New Business#2021-0148
Sep 20, 2021
Receive and Schedule Hearing Ms. Rice explained the existing conditions and layout of surrounding land. It was clarified that lot #2 is being proposed as a flag lot but that the access and utilities would be constructed in the easement/right of way. She also explained that the buildable area shown on lot #2 was intended to demonstrate feasibility but was likely not where a future house and septic would be constructed. Her plan is to retain proposed lot #2 and convey lot #1 with the house once the subdivision is approved. Chairman Klemens expressed concern over the manner in which open space was proposed. The slivers have very little open space value and an alternative approach with connectivity should be proposed. Ms. Rice expressed concern over binding the piece by proposing open space on all sides as there is potential for further development through future land transactions.
Brief Items and Announcements#2021-0147
Sep 20, 2021
Reception At 6:35pm, the Chairman moved to item #10 because the hearings were noticed for a 6:45pm start time. Alternate Schiffer was seated in lieu of Alternate Higgins due to his relationship with the applicant. Chairman Klemens gave the Commission an update on the applicant’s efforts since their initial application was withdrawn. The DEEP has been consulted (Natural Diversity Database) and an environmental report by Dennis Quinn completed. The applicant has filed simultaneously with the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission. It was established that the Commission would hold a hearing on the subdivision application.
New Business#2021-0146
Aug 16, 2021
Site Plan to Replace Nonconforming Building Destroyed by Fire (Section 504.1)
New Business#2021-0145
Aug 16, 2021
DOR 08/16/2021 James Brucz of the LRC Group was present to explain the application. He identified that the existing dwelling is nonconforming with regard to setbacks to watercourses and the front property line. The Ramcharrans are proposing to construct a second story addition which requires a public hearing due to vertical expansion of the nonconforming structure. Mr. Brucz explained that the Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for the front yard setback and that they have an application pending with the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission. Chairman Klemens asked about the proposed pavement encroaching on the sharedaccessway. Mr. Brucz responded that the homeowner has been in communication with the neighbors and that the abutting neighbors have provided letters in support of the improvements. Mr. Brucz clarified that the proposed deck is smaller than a deck that was destroyed in a storm due to poor construction. The new footings are proposed outside of the 100-year flood zone. Chairman Klemens inquired about the location of the air conditioning condensers, proposed generator and the 500-year flood elevation. Mr. Brucz explained that they had considered locating the mechanicals in a different location but due to the setbacks on the property, it could not be done. One possible solution would be to raise the elevation of concrete pad by a foot and a half.
New Business#2021-0144
Aug 16, 2021
Special Permit Application to Construct a detached Accessory Apartment (Section 208)
63 Washinee Heights Road
New Business#2021-0143
Aug 16, 2021
Special Permit Application to Construct a detached Accessory Apartment (Section 208)
Brief Items and Announcements#2021-0141
Aug 16, 2021
Special Permit Application to Convert an Existing Accessory Structure to Contain an Accessory Apartment (Section 208)
New Business#2021-0142
Jul 19, 2021
Site Plan Application for Additions and Renovations to Existing Chapel
New Business#2021-0141
Jul 19, 2021
Special Permit Application to Convert an Existing Accessory Structure to Contain an Accessory Apartment (Section 208)
Other Business#2021-0052
Jun 21, 2021
Temporary Zoning Permit Application for Playscape
New Business#2021-0138
Jun 21, 2021
Site Plan Modification to Add Dormer to Existing Attached Apartment
102 Interlaken Road
New Business#2021-0137
Jun 21, 2021
Site Plan to Convert Existing Garage Space to Office/Retail in Mixed Use Building