SubdivisionTabled548 Elm Avenue, Selkirk

Kimmy Point Residential Subdivision

Town of Bethlehem

Description

A proposal for a 99-unit conservation subdivision featuring single-family homes and twin homes on 63.87 acres, including a dedicated collector road connecting to Elm Avenue.

Impact summary

Would add a long-sought east-west collector road connecting the Enclave to Elm Avenue, easing pressure on Haswell Farms, but residents fear construction traffic and school impacts.

Applicant

Name: Jericho Acres LLC and Barbera Homes and Development
Address: 548 Elm Avenue, SelkirkSee this on the map

At a glance

Hearings: 1
Public comments: 6
Total mentions: 1

Last vote · Planning Commission

Tabled

Last discussed Jan 6, 2026.

Meeting timeline (1)

Jan 6, 2026Tabled

Planning Board - Regular Meeting — January 6, 2026

A revised conservation subdivision of 99 homes (67 single-family, 32 twin-home lots) on 63.87 acres, now with the full Kimmey Drive collector road built within the parcel. The board supported the road alignment but tabled the item pending traffic and wetland details.

Related issues (1)

Kimmy Point Subdivision and Traffic Impacts

A proposed 99-home conservation subdivision on 63.87 acres off Elm Avenue in Selkirk, now including the full Kimmey Drive collector road within one parcel. Residents worry about construction traffic through Dover Drive and Haswell Farms, school capacity, and wetland impacts.

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