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12 items · last 90 days
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📋 ProposedZoning Board (ZBA) · July 22, 2026
Black Rushin' Farm Realty Trust — Lot 11, 15 Bridlefield Lane / 2 Allen Lane (Assessors' Map 05, Lot 056)
Applicant wants to remove ZBA-imposed open-space subdivision conditions (bedroom count, square footage, setback, access, and utility limits) from Lot 11 so it can be built as a standard single-family home, with driveway access via Allen Lane to Granite Street; parallel Planning Board relief also sought to amend the 2000 subdivision approval.
📍 15 Bridlefield Lane / 2 Allen Lane, RT Zoning District
Why this matters: New home development removing prior open-space subdivision restrictions near Bridlefield/Granite St.
Black Rushin' Farm Realty Trust — Lot 11 Bridlefield Subdivision Amendment
Owner seeks to detach 15 Bridlefield Ln (Lot 11, Map 05/Lot 056) from the 2000 Bridlefield subdivision approval, shift access to Allen Lane/Granite St, and build a new single-family home there.
📍 2 Allen Lane / 15 Bridlefield Lane, Assessors' Map 05, Lot 056
Why this matters: New home construction and subdivision condition change near Bridlefield neighborhood.
💬 DiscussedRosebay 40B — 30 Pound St (Map 43, Lot 077)Zoning Board (ZBA) · July 15, 2026
Board deliberates — no public comment — on 40B (affordable-housing law) application for 45 age-restricted affordable rental units on vacant Tilden Village land at 30 Pound St; continuance from prior sessions dating to Dec. 2025.
📍 30 Pound Street, Medfield (Assessors' Map 43, Lot 077)
Why this matters: Large affordable housing complex proposed near existing Tilden Village neighborhood.
🔄 PostponedRosebay at Medfield — 40B Comprehensive Permit (30 Pound St, Map 43, Lot 077)Zoning Board (ZBA) · June 24, 2026
Continued hearing on a 40B (affordable-housing law) application to build 45 age-restricted affordable rental units on a vacant portion of Tilden Village at 30 Pound St, including parking, landscaping, and stormwater systems; continuance from six prior sessions dating to Dec. 2025.
📍 30 Pound Street, Assessors' Map 43, Lot 077
Why this matters: Large affordable-housing development on town land, ongoing multi-session review.
🔄 PostponedMedfield Housing Authority — Modification of Existing Comprehensive Permit (Decision #248, 1974)Zoning Board (ZBA) · June 24, 2026
Related application to amend the MHA's 1974 comprehensive permit to exclude the 2.54± acres proposed for the Rosebay development, filed under 760 CMR 56.07(4).
📍 30 Pound Street
Why this matters: Alters existing permit governing Tilden Village property boundaries.
📋 ProposedAppropriation Transfers — Highway, Solid Waste, Fire, Police, Parks, and MoreWarrant Committee · June 23, 2026
Eleven mid-year budget transfers totaling ~$255K shift salary and operations funds across departments, including $55K from Stormwater to Solid Waste maintenance, $50K from HR Salaries to Town Counsel legal fees, $48K from Parks Salaries to Parks Operating, and ~$45.8K to Fire Salaries.
💰 ~$255,319 in total transfers; largest: $55,000 (Stormwater→Solid Waste), $50,000 (HR Salaries→Town Counsel), $48,000 (Parks Salaries→Parks Operating)
Why this matters: Large legal fee increase and stormwater-to-solid-waste shift may signal cost pressures.
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