Developers ask Seelyville to let them split a Second Street lot into up to four rental buildings
How we attribute this: speaker_57 -> Donald Fulke, graded `probable` in the roster — assigned by presiding/participation pattern and roll-call order, not a direct naming event. Used here only for a policy/logistics remark (not a vote or a characterization of a third party), which `probable` may carry.
Who it touches
- Second Street neighbors
Tracked in the archive
The plan would replace what's on the lot now with three to four smaller duplex-style buildings, and a separate request would have the town give up a strip of town-owned land next to the site so construction could extend onto it. 0:13:02 — open the recording, cued to 13 minutes 2 seconds
A council member said Second Street isn't wide enough for the added parking two-unit rentals would bring, and questioned whether rental housing was the right fit for the area. 0:16:56 — open the recording, cued to 16 minutes 56 seconds
Vice President Donald Fulke said he had no objection in principle to the town vacating (formally giving up its ownership of) that strip, but that the developers would have to pay for the legal work themselves. 0:19:23 — open the recording, cued to 19 minutes 23 seconds
More from the record
- 22:150:22:15 (22 minutes 15 seconds)
Outcome
No vote was taken on the subdivision or the land-vacation request; the council did not set a date to take either back up.
No vote was taken on the subdivision or the land-vacation request; the council did not set a date to take either back up. (22:15)
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