ZBA Hearing

Submitted on June 11, 2019 - 11:06am
Date: 
Wednesday, February 15, 2017 - 7:00pm

PUBLIC NOTICE

EPSOM BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

The Epsom Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, February 15th 2017in the Epsom Town Office Meeting Room located on 940 Suncook Valley Hwy (Circle Plaza) beginning at 7:00 PM to take testimony on the following appeals.

Case 2014-11-1 (Eames – Var. Reinstate) [Continuance Hearing] – Jeffery and Rachel Eames have applied for the reinstatement of a previously approved variance to Article III, Section G [Residential Single and Multi-Family Residences Requirements], Subsection 2 [Two-Family Residences] to permit the conversion of a single family residence to a duplex. The variance approval was suspended when it was learned that a portion of the residence was located on property which was not owned by the Eames. The property is located on Kedeka Lane within the Residential/Agricultural and Residential/ Commercial Zoning Districts and is identified on Epsom Tax Map U-01 as Lot 112, Sub-lot 6.

Case 2016-07 (Stewart – Var.) [Continuance Hearing] – David M. Stewart, has applied for a variance to Article II [Zones and Districts], Section C [Table of Uses], Numbers 1 [Retail establishment], 3 [Eating and Drinking places] and 25 [Manufacturing]. The applicant plans to open a nano-brewery which will include a place for eating and drinking within the facility. These uses are not permitted in a Residential/Agricultural Zone. The property is located on Griffin Road within the Residential/Agricultural Zoning District and is identified on Epsom Tax Map R-9 as Lot 49.

Case 2017-01 (Cifelli – SE) – Thomas and Wendy Cifelli have applied for a special exception to Article II [Zones and Districts], Section C [Table of Uses], Number 11 [Miscellaneous business repair service] to establish an electronics and small appliance sales and repair shop. The property is located on Dover Road within the Residential/Light Commercial Zoning District and is identified on Epsom Tax Map U04 as Lot 13.

Public testimony will be considered in determining if sufficient evidence has been submitted to justify granting these appeals.

Following the public hearing, the Board will transact any other business that may legally be brought before it.

The public is cordially invited to attend the meeting.

Glenn A. Horner, Chair

Epsom Board of Adjustment