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MIDDLETOWN, RHODE ISLAND
AGENDA
DATE: MAY 26, 2026
TIME: 6:00 PM
LOCATION: TOWN HALL CHAMBERS -350 EAST MAIN ROAD
*This meeting location is accessible to the handicapped. Individuals requiring interpreter services for the hearing-impaired should notify the Town Clerk’s Office at 401-847-0009 not less than 48 hours before this meeting.
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Administrative:
1. Roll call.
2. Adoption of Zoning Board meeting minutes from April 28th, 2026.
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New Petition – Continued from April 28, 2026
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| Petition ZBR-26-12: Richard Pfaff (Owner) for a Special Use from 602 & 902 to obtain approval for an owner-occupied Short-Term Rental. Said real estate is located at 7 Cedar Avenue and further identified as tax assessors Plat 125 Lot 34. |
New Summary Petition:
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| Petition ZBR-26-18: Brian Blanchard (Owner) and Daniel Herchenroether (Architect) for a Variance from 604 Conservation District Dimensional Regulations, 903 & 321 (A) to construct a 2nd floor addition located 25.5 feet from the rear (Western) property line where 30 feet is required. Said real estate is located at 11 Julia Court and further identified as tax assessor Plat 114 Lot 106-F. |
New Petitions:
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| Petition ZBR-26-15: Michael Powell (Owner) and Daniel Herchenroether (Architect) for a Variance from 604 & 903 to construct a sunroom addition located 25.5 feet from the rear (Southeastern) property line where 30 feet is required and 26.40% lot coverage where 25.00% is allowed. Said real estate is located at 8 Julia Court and further identified as tax assessors Plat 114 Lot 106-I. |
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| Petition ZBR-26-16: Christopher Keefe (owner) for a Special Use from 602, 27(C) & 902 to convert garage into STR. Said real estate is located at 1250 East Main Road and further identified as tax assessors Plat 117 Lot 841. |
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| Petition ZBR-26-17: Timothy Barrow (Owner) for a Variance from Article 6-Section 603, & 903 to install a 8' X 10' shed addition to existing 10’ x 14’ shed with a 2' rear setback where 10' is required. Said real estate is located at 1 Wedgewood Drive and further identified as tax assessors Plat 114 Lot 255. |
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| 63 Petition ZBR-26-19: Lisa Bohner (Owner) for a Special Use from 602, 902 & 27C to obtain approval for an owner-occupied Short-Term rental. Said real estate is located at 278 Chases Lane and further identified as tax assessors Plat 106 Lot 8 (A). |
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| Petition ZBR-26-20: James Cahill (Owner) for a Special Use from 602, 902 & 27C to obtain approval for an owner-occupied Short-Term rental. Said real estate is located at 281 Green End Avenue and further identified as tax assessors Plat 114 Lot 98. |
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| Petition ZBR-26-21: Myra Jenkins (Owner) for Variance 603, 903 and 321 (A) to construct an 8' X 10' front deck with a 35' setback where 40' is required. Said real estate is located at 671 Green End Avenue and further identified as tax assessors Plat 120 Lot 803. |
| | Petition ZBR-26-22: Dan Sylvester (Owner) for a Variance from 603 & 903 to construct a 15' X 25' shed resulting in a 3' N side where 15' required, a 5' rear where 10' is required, and increase in lot coverage to 44% where 25% is allowed. Said real estate is located at 13 Livingston Place and further identified as tax assessors Plat 108 SW Lot 185. |
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All items on this agenda may be considered, discussed, and voted upon.
POSTED: May 4, 2026
* RI Secretary of State Webpage *Clerkbase *Middletown Library
*Town Hall of Middletown Bulletin Board * Middletownri.com Website.
*Meetings begin promptly at the time posted and will not last for more than four (4) hours. The Board normally will take a short break after 1½ to 2 hours of hearings to reassess the agenda and their ability to reach the remaining items pending before it. The Board will not entertain/begin a new petition after 10:00 p.m. and will conclude all hearings at 10:30 p.m. therefore some petitions cannot be heard due to these time constraints and will be continued to the next regular meeting date.