Summary
Owners of a nearly 18-acre landlocked parcel at the end of Casey Drive need to cross wetlands just to reach their own land. The board wants to know how the town ended up selling an inaccessible lot and whether it owes the owners anything before blessing the driveway.
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Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct town cost, but the discussion could set a precedent for how the town handles other inaccessible 'paper lots' it once sold.
The Labbys, who otherwise cannot build on their land at all.
Duby Pond's prime wetland buffer takes a hit if the driveway is built as designed.
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