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🔄 Postponed Planning Board · July 13, 2026
Roddy Road, LLC major site plan review (held open)
Ongoing major site plan review for proposed development at 0 Roddy Road & 0 Turner Street; a traffic peer review is being sought and the applicant billed for it.
📍 0 Roddy Road & 0 Turner Street
Why this matters: Large nearby development, traffic concerns
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💬 Discussed Planning Board · July 13, 2026
"The Woods at Oak Hill" preliminary subdivision plan
Pending preliminary subdivision plan from Winchester Investments, LLC, with a July 31 decision deadline.
Why this matters: New subdivision could add nearby homes
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✅ Approved Planning Board · July 13, 2026
Middle Street Extension construction extension
Board granted Kings and Castles Group an extension to June 15, 2026 to finish the "Middle Street Extension" development on Read Street.
📍 Read Street
Why this matters: Ongoing local development timeline
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💬 Discussed Planning Board · July 13, 2026
Flood Plain District zoning amendments
Board recommended the Municipal Council adopt proposed amendments to §17-12.0 Flood Plain District of the zoning ordinance.
Why this matters: Flood zone rules affect property use/insurance
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💬 Discussed Ordinance Committee zoning study items Planning Board · July 13, 2026
Committee working on multiple zoning changes: inclusionary zoning, cottage court (small-lot/small houses) zoning, affordable housing trust, common driveways, drive-up windows, elderly/handicap housing density, and off-street parking standards.
Why this matters: Could reshape housing density and parking citywide
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💬 Discussed Regina Carter appeal vs. Raising Cane's site plan Planning Board · July 13, 2026
Pending appeal by Regina Carter challenging the board's site plan review approval for Arista Development's Raising Cane's Restaurant.
Why this matters: New restaurant development disputed
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📋 Proposed New England Sports Village special permit filed Planning Board · July 13, 2026
New England Sports Village LLC recently filed an Orr's Pond Water Resource Protection District special permit for a "New England Sports Village."
📍 Orr's Pond area
Why this matters: Large development in water-protection area
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📋 Proposed Navigant Credit Union/Spartan Development — 221–251 Washington Street Zoning Board (ZBA) · July 9, 2026
New special permit hearing for a Navigant Credit Union/Spartan Development project on Washington Street, coming up July 9.
📍 221–251 Washington Street
Why this matters: New commercial development on a main road
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🔄 Postponed Mill Properties, Inc. — 61 Union Street (mixed-use) Zoning Board (ZBA) · July 9, 2026
Continued special permit and variance hearing for a mixed-use development at 61 Union Street, with new traffic peer-review comments on file.
📍 61 Union Street
Why this matters: Large mixed-use development, traffic concerns
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🔄 Postponed County Street Realty Corp. — 496 Tiffany Street Zoning Board (ZBA) · July 9, 2026
Continued special permit hearing for a residential development primarily for the elderly and handicapped at 496 Tiffany Street, involving a sewer main extension.
📍 496 Tiffany Street
Why this matters: New senior housing development nearby
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🔄 Postponed Hope Gardens Associates II, LLC — 0 Park Street & 225 Maple Street Zoning Board (ZBA) · July 9, 2026
Continued special permit and variance hearing for 0 Park Street and 225 Maple Street.
📍 0 Park Street & 225 Maple Street
Why this matters: Potential new development affecting nearby properties
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🔄 Postponed Mill Properties, Inc. — 61 Union Street (continued) Zoning Board (ZBA) · July 9, 2026
Continued hearing on a mixed-use development at 61 Union Street, with traffic peer-review comments being considered.
📍 61 Union Street
Why this matters: Mixed-use development with traffic concerns
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