How in the world did the town allow the house to be built so close to the property line that it was over the line?Vice-chair Giordano stated the bank owned the 50 Frye Road property and when he walked the boundary line with a potential buyer, it was found that the house was partially built on Town property. He stated we should send a letter to the bank and see if a land swap for a lot line adjustment could be done to give the bank the opportunity to rectify the situation. It has been this way for over 20 years.
I believe this was the Clough property and a former town treasurer Ms. Clough lived there about 20 years ago. The lot to the south of her house is town land that was being considered for a new cemetary. Many of the deeds for the town piece were missing at the town hall back in the 90's when we researched our property prior to building, I was told by Jane at the town hall. The tax map and the deeds available did not match at all at the time.