In an intricate case, Tony Bigalow’s request to subdivide a lot on Anthony Court was discussed at length. The property, previously intended for duplexes, is now set to be divided into two single-family home lots. This situation is complicated by the fact that the lot had undergone multiple subdivisions over the years. The board consulted legal counsel, Mike Flareity, to ensure compliance with local ordinances. Despite the desire for a quicker process, the board determined that a public hearing was necessary due to the vague nature of existing subdivision ordinances. Concerns were raised about potential utility hookups, which could require roadwork, pending confirmation from the Public Works Director.

Additionally, the board received updates on another development project, with site plans having been submitted and revised based on feedback from engineers. While progress on the development agreement remains sluggish due to undefined costs and architectural plans, the process of reviewing site plans continues. The board noted that public parking might increase with the new development, although final details are still under review. The board emphasized adherence to state and local codes, particularly regarding emergency access and delivery truck accommodations, and acknowledged that further revisions might be needed to meet these standards.