PALM ST.
From: James B. and Mary E. Cutter
86 Palm St., P.O. Box 69-Nashua, NH 03061 Ph. 889-4246
Date: June 28, 2016
To: Alderman-At-Large Brian S. McCarthy, President
Ce: Jim Donchess, Mayor, Steve Bolton, Corporaion Counsel,
Thomas Lopez, Alderman, Ward 4.
Subject: 1949 Plat Plan error at 88 Palm Street.
Dear Alderman McCarthy,
At the last aldermanic meeting, I said we would like it very much
if the BOA helped us with the city error of approving the 88 Palm
St. bldg. permit that took part of our driveway/clothesline area.
But, it would be easier if Mayor Donchess helped because Sect. 45
of the City Charter has the Mayor ‘shall enforce the ordinances of
the city.'. Thus, we wish Mayor Donchess will enforce the 1949
plat plan ord. of 1971 at 88 Palm St. to 51' rather than 53.57'.
The Assessing Dept. changed the 88 Palm St. Tax Map to 53.57' in
1950 because they did not check the building permit against the
deed. It stayed that way in 1971 because it used the very same
paper when approving the 1950 building permit.
Leo Caron made mistakes to claim 53.57' in 1950 as the actual
dimension because it was not in the deed and there can not be a
gap in a driveway with a property marker. The original deed had
a 3' long gap on Palm St. split by the house. See sketch below.
After I found the plat plan error I went to Angelo Marino of the
Assessing Department. As of 2007, the tax map boundary line was
corrected to 51' to agree with the deed recognized as the actual
dimension. Please inform the Gilbertsons to return our property.
Sincerely,
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pS 86 Palm St.
| Gap is 2', 9" between north boundary and house.
| House | 3" between house and driveway.
bee | House is 20' wide.
/ Driveway is 10' wide.
' 88 Palm St.
There is about 51' from property line going
- south to Buck Street.
BUCK ST.
