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Littleton Planning Board Tables Tahattawan Road ANR, Seeks Clearer Land Transfer Record

Littleton Planning Board tables Tahattawan Road ANR over chain-of-title concerns.

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Planning Board · Meeting of July 23, 2026

Littleton Planning Board tables Tahattawan Road ANR over chain-of-title concerns. The board voted unanimously Thursday to continue an Approval Not Required application from developer Mark Gallagher for a parcel at 146–168 Tahattawan Road, continuing the matter to the August 6 meeting after members raised concerns about the documentation trail for a 35-foot strip of land central to the application. Member Mark Montaneri, citing 34 years on the board, argued that standard practice requires two separate ANR drawings, one showing the strip being broken off from 168 Tahattawan Road and another showing it merged with the adjacent Lot 4B, rather than the single combined plan Gallagher submitted.

Staff reported that Town Counsel Ethan Dively had reviewed the single-plan approach and found it legally acceptable, but Gallagher ultimately agreed to accept a continuance and said he would provide a written extension of the 21-day ANR review clock by the following morning.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of July 23, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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