[Massplanners] Putting House on "Not a Building Lot" Parcel

Eric Rumsey erumsey at southbridgemass.org
Wed Feb 9 08:17:11 EST 2022


I would have them record another ANR with the "not a buildable lot" removed from the map, then let them build the house.

Eric Rumsey
Town Planner & Conservation Agent
Economic Development and Planning Department
Town of Southbridge
41 Elm Street | Southbridge, MA 01550
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Subject: [Massplanners] Putting House on "Not a Building Lot" Parcel


A few years ago the owner of a property came in to do an ANR on a property in Shirley.  They divided out a large parcel into 2 parcels with one having adequate frontage and square footage and the other (though it has over 5 acres of land) only with 89' of frontage (not adequate for that zone) so they appropriately marked it "not a buildable lot" for the sake of the ANR.  The owner of that property now wants to put a house on the "not a buildable lot" property using the Town's hammerhead lot portion of the zoning by-law which only requires 50" frontage.  Is this appropriate even though it is marked "not a buildable lot"?  Is that "not a buildable lot" title a forever thing or can be built on under the right situations?



Bill Oelfke

Vice Chair, Shirley Planning Board




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