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BOA Meeting August 11, 2016 8 <br />is only one tax bill and one deed). Mr. Dommings stated that he owns five (5) lots on <br />Valleyfield and is concerned about this proposal happening on other lots. <br />Mr. Fenn stated that Lexington didn’t allow the merger doctrine. The Zoning <br />Administrator, Mr. George had spoken with him about not going in stating that this is a <br />grandfathered lot, but rather apply for the variances. <br />Mr. Dommings stated that they are creating two (2) non-conforming lots with this <br />proposal. If the Board grants these variances, they are creating a precedent for others <br />to request the same thing. <br />A Board Member, Mr. Williams, stated that many lawyers have proposed this but most <br />of the time they have separate tax bills but in this case they only have one (that is <br />correct). <br />A Board Member, Ms. Wood, stated that the Board of Appeals votes on each <br />application separately so their decision on this wouldn’t create a precedent. <br />A Board Member, Mr. Osten, asked if the applicant if there would be two (2) separate <br />deeds if they granted the applicant’s proposal and if they could be sold separately <br />(yes, there would be the existing home and the modular structure). <br />A Board Member, Mr. Williams, stated that he doesn’t agree that these are small <br />homes. <br />A Board Member, Mr. Wells, stated that it’s the first time he’s seen so many signatures <br />in favor of a petition. An accessory apartment is totally different from what they are <br />proposing. He is in favor of the petition. <br />The Chairwoman, Ms. Krieger, stated that an accessory apartment would only be able <br />to have one owner and is comparable to what they are proposing. They have to also <br />take into consideration the support of the neighborhood. <br />A Board Member, Mr. Williams stated that the Board can’t take into consideration <br />personal situations, they have to consider zoning issues. <br />Mr. Fenn stated that they are trying to prevent affordable housing from not being <br />available. <br />A Board Member, Mr. Osten, stated that there are three (3) direct abutters present that <br />are in favor of the petition, a petition with 40 signatures in support of the petition, and <br />one (1) audience member stating he is not in support. He is in support of the petition. <br />A Board Member, Ms. Wood stated that the side setbacks are an issue because they <br />are so close (All the homes have a 50ft frontage so they would be similar to all the <br />other homes and the difference wouldn’t be noticed). <br />The Chairwoman closed the hearing at 9:15 pm. <br /> <br />
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