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Marlow
Planning Board - January 11, 2005 /
Unapproved minutes of meeting
Present: Joseph Feuer, Trish Rogan, Deb
Monte, Bonnie Hazelton, and Ray Despres
Absent:
Carl McConnell and Deborah Washburn
The
meeting was called to order at 7:10. The minutes from December 14, 2004 were
read and unanimously approved as typed.
Public
Hearing
Several
members of the town were present for the public hearing to discuss the
proposed Articles designed to improve animal control and animal care in
Marlow, as well as to remove outdated language and bring Marlow’s code into
conformity with current practice. Based on the discussion and response from
those present, it was determined to go ahead and add the following 3 articles
to Marlow’s warrant. (They will be voted on at the election of officers.)
Article
2 --
To see if the Town will vote to amend the Marlow Zoning Ordinance, as adopted
in March 1986, Section 405 Residential -- 5(R-5) District, paragraph 405.2
Permitted uses: by adding an item X. “Kennels”. Said item X shall also
become a permitted use in the subsequent zoning districts.
Article
3 --
To see if the Town will vote to amend the Marlow Zoning Ordinance, as adopted
in March 1986, Article II. Definitions, Section 202 Term Definitions, by
inserting in proper alphabetical sequence: “Kennel: The housing or
possession of five (5) or more dogs beyond three (3) months of age. The
animals must be licensed and the facility or premises is subject to initial
and subsequent periodic inspections by the Animal Control Officer to insure
compliance with relevant provision of the Federal Animal Welfare Act.
Article
4 --
To see if the Town will vote to amend the Marlow Zoning Ordinance, as adopted
in March 1986, by deleting subparagraphs 5a and 5b in their entirety and
inserting as new subparagraph 5a: “A state approved septic system is
required for any building that will have running water. An Approval for
Construction certificate for such system, issued by the NH Department of
Environmental Services, must be on record and numerically identified on the
building permit application.”: and inserting as new subparagraph 5b: “An
Approval for Operation Certificate for such septic system, issued by the NH
Department of Environmental Services, must be received before the Town will
issue a Certificate ate of Occupancy. Notwithstanding the above, nothing in
this section shall be construed to deny or eliminate the use of alternate
systems of human waste disposal which pose no risk to the community or the
environment.”
Old
Business
Travis
Royce of Landmark Land Services was present with the mylar and copies of the
map showing a property line adjustment on two pieces of property on Rte. 10,
presently owned by Gil Bailey. Since the Marlow Planning Board had reviewed
the maps and determined there was no problem with the plans during the
December meeting, the Chairman and Secretary signed the mylar and accepted the
necessary copies.
New
Business
Harlen
Maguire was present to discuss his proposed plans to purchase the property on
Old Newport Rd. (presently the site of Marlow’s Café and a residence). He
hopes to purchase an adjoining piece of property (which fronts Rte. 10),
presently owned by the town of Marlow, and build one large structure housing
30 storage units of various sizes, on one section of the property. The
residence would remain, and the Café building would remain, but may be
changed to a chainsaw store. Discussion followed and the Planning Board
determined that Mr. Maguire’s plans were within the acceptable guidelines of
that particular zone in Marlow.
The
meeting was adjourned at 8:35 p.m. The next regular meeting of the Marlow
Planning Board will be on Tuesday, February 8, 2005, at 7:00 p.m.
Submitted by
Bonnie Hazelton
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