Um, and then some meeting minutes and any updates from the chair. Uh, tonight we have an application for the property located at 24 Orchard Road, Cs map 57, lot 24 in the R1A zoning district owned by Chris O’Shea and Lindsay O’Grady. Applicants are seeking a finding under zoning bylaw. Section 5.3, 4, 0.5 for dimensional relief from the

side yard setback requirements. Um, so. The owner, you’re the owner. I’m Chris. Chris, would you like to come up to the podium and Describe your project to us. Yeah, certainly. You guys hear me OK? Yep, yep, yeah, um, so we live in a single level ranch home now, um, that’s constructed as a garage

mud room and primary residence, like a lot of the ranches around town and our intention is to build up on the primary residence, second story, um, just building over the primary residence, not the mud room or the garage, and essentially it’d be a traditional New England cape style home with

steep roof, 3 dormers in the front, full shed dormer off the back, but not expanding the property. further or Above whatever is existing today, so. OK. We saw the site plan. I did not see any. Architectural drawings on it. Did that, did that come along? I didn’t see

it in the packet, but do you have drawings here with me or the floor plans if that’s what you’re looking for. elevations elevations, yeah. Uh, I can share with you what I have. We have a site plan, um, Showing you’re gonna do a little overhang on the back, a little bit on the front. OK, here we

go. Yeah, more of a just how it looks in the street and yeah structural is not so important but very standard, yeah. And it’s not going it’s not doing any sort of odd configurations. No, not at all, and it’s staying in line with Other houses on the street I drove by today. And we saw in the photos

as well so. Yeah, and we got the list of residents in this neighborhood that. For supporting this project too so it’s a pretty lengthy list. It’s good. Um, Yeah, congratulations, that doesn’t always happen, yeah, I think everyone thought I was soliciting, knocking on the door is a little dangerous

these days, but I know he’s kind of strange that most are arranged over text, so it all worked out good, um. I would like to say if anybody is on Zoom, but we don’t have Zoom tonight, so there’s nobody else in here, so. Um, any questions

about it? I have no, yeah, I have no. Um, We’re all within the lot lines, everything’s. No concerns with this project, um, you’re not increasing any. Any, um Yeah, any, any, um. Discrepancies at all, so, um. Yeah, I guess, uh, to the point we can take, yeah, entertainment to vote to vote on the project. I second the

motion. OK. All in favor of the project say I. A Um The parent, Stephen Derocher and Bruce Gingrich. Hi. And that’s it, um. I have 14 days to write the um. Summary of this, get it into town. And they’ll you’ll get notified, um, that you can begin your. Project, start,

start your, get your building permit and move forward. Thank you. OK, thank you. Thank you. Right, just gotta go over minutes Uh, any questions on the minutes? No, I read them last week. I mean, I wasn’t here, but I just kept up on it, so there, there’s, yeah, look

good to me so we can, um, prove the minutes approve the minutes. I second that motion. That’s 4th of July. July, uh. July 10th, yeah, July 10th of July 10th, yeah, that’s right, it’s postponed a week. Yes, OK. So those are approved, um, all in favor. All in favor of wrapping up this meeting. I motion to

adjourn. I motion to I second that motion to adjourn. All right. All in favor, we’re out of here. That’s it. OK. Thank