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Board endorses ANR plan to split 33 Allen Street despite frontage questions

September 20, 2026 | East Longmeadow, Hampden County, Massachusetts


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Board endorses ANR plan to split 33 Allen Street despite frontage questions
The board endorsed an ANR (Approval Not Required) plan to split a 1.22‑acre parcel at 33 Allen Street, but members discussed whether Rose Terrace should be treated as a paper street and whether the proposed frontage met ANR standards. Staff noted the statute requires a decision within 21 days; if the board does not act the submission can take effect automatically.

An applicant representative said a screenshot and prior town mapping indicated Rose Terrace can be treated as roadway frontage if it provides adequate and reliable access. Board members referenced a 2013 action and prior ANR decisions in discussing whether the frontage qualifies. After debating options — including requiring a subdivision plan instead — the board moved to endorse the ANR plan; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff reminded the board that if an ANR is not decided within 21 days it may be deemed approved under statute.

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