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• Zoning Board of Appeals <br />Minutes <br />May 16, 2006 <br />Jobs& Whiting Residential Neighborhoods Affordable and Unit Plans: <br />Discussion followed with regards to naming roads. It was disclosed the <br />Town Clerk has stepped down with respect to involvement in naming <br />streets. <br />The ZBA requested the developer change the name of the secondary road <br />currently referred to as Job Fishing Road South. <br />Lots 128-132 Jobs Fishing Road on the corner of Front Street were <br />reviewed. There are five townhouses. The lots have 18' of frontage with <br />the exception of the fifth unit which is located on the comer. Two cars are <br />proposed on each lot. The lots can be owned by the individuals. <br />With respect to the above frontage and number of vehicles, Mr. Storrs <br />indicated he would present on the plan how people would park their <br />vehicles. With respect to paving, Mr. Storrs added he would not dictate <br />• the amount of paving on property in concern towards impervious surfaces. <br />It was agreed that impermeable surfaces and run-off from each block <br />would be further addressed. <br />Mr. Riley agreed with the renaming of Jobs Fishing Road South and <br />related concern with respect to staggered parking. He recommended that <br />all parking be depicted on the right side of the road only in the matter of <br />safety. It was agreed that parking would be considered on the side where <br />the townhouses are to be located since it is a narrow street. <br />With regards to Lot 104 & 103; Colchester & Jobs Fishing Road, Mr. <br />Storrs indicated he would show on an enlarged plan, the designation for <br />vehicle or pedestrian use. Crosswalks will also be shown on the plan at <br />full intersections. The crosswalks noted as PS; pedestrian only would be <br />wheelchair accessible. <br />• <br />