DUNBARTON PLANNING BOARD
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2005
TOWN OFFICES – 7:00 P.M.
The regularly scheduled Workshop Meeting and Final Public Hearing for Zoning Amendments was held at the above time, date and place with Chairman James Marcou presiding. The following members were present:
James Marcou, Chairman
Brian Nordle, Co-Chairman
Alison Vallieres, Secretary
Mert Mann, Selectman
Kenneth Swayze, Admin., Building
and Zoning
Michael Poirier
David Breault, Alternate
7:00
p.m. – TOWN OF DUNBARTON PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS
James Marcou verified with the Secretary that the Public Meeting Notice had been posted in accordance with State Law in three public places throughout the Town and published in the Concord Monitor for one day. In addition, the public notice had appeared on the Dunbarton Web Page.
To amend Article 4, Use and Dimensional Regulations, Sections A., C. and D of the Town of Dunbarton Zoning Ordinance. The amendment establishes new setbacks for non-conforming lots, clarifies the criteria for construction on non-conforming lots and clarifies the conditions under which additions may be made to non-conforming structures. It also allows for the placement of wells and septic systems according to New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Regulations. The criteria includes the requirement of a certified boundary survey to obtain a building permit, conformance with environmental regulations, and proof of conformance with NH Department of Environmental Services requirements.
Ken Swayze explained the amendments and noted that the changes from the last meeting were to include a stipulation that certified notices be sent to abutters for septic systems which were closer than 50 feet. This suggestion was made by Margaret Watkins, Conservation Commission.
He stated that in addition, the Certified Plot Plan is to include features on the abutting lots as far as can be accomplished and practicable.
There were no comments from
the public nor were there any public present.
James Marcou noted the
following members would be voting on this issue this evening:
James Marcou
Brian Nordle
Mert Mann
David Breault
Kenneth Swayze
MOTION:
James Marcou made a motion
that the Dunbarton Planning Board accept the Proposed Zoning Amendments as
presented this evening and they be passed on to the voters to appear on the
ballot with the Planning Board’s recommendation that they be passed. Brian Nordle seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
OTHER BUSINESS:
CIP, Build Out Study, and
Planning and Zoning regulations:
Jim Marcou, Chairman, stated that the Planning Board will be asking the Selectmen for funds for the following three items which were a result of the Master Plan Process.
(1) CIP (Capital Improvements Program) - $5,000
(2) Town Build Out Study - $5,000
(3) Sub-division regulations, Planning and Zoning Regulations - $5,000
It was noted that there had been $40,000 set aside for the Master Plan of which only $21,000 had been spent. The $19,000 cannot be carried forward.
CONSENSUS:
The Dunbarton Planning Board reached a consensus that they would request the Selectmen to request $15,000 on the Town Warrant for the above items. All members were in agreement.
Burchell/Audet Plan
Burchell/Audet are in the process of completing the plan for Planning Board’s signature.
The Board agreed that they were not in the business of settling right of way disputes. As long as there are sufficient notes on the plan alerting a potential buyer of a right of way which is in question, they are in agreement that the plan should be signed. Jacques Belanger, Surveyor, is in the process of completing the final mylar for signature.
Golf Course Project:
Kenneth Swayze stated that the
Golf Course Site Plan Review has been
submitted. The Planning Board agreed to hold the first
public meeting on the project (for receipt of application) at the next Workshop
Meeting which will be held on Wednesday, March 2, 2005.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Alison R. Vallieres, Secretary