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12 items · last 90 days
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📋 ProposedBoard of Health · June 18, 2026
25 Haven Lane — Title V variance request
Coming up June 18: a request for a variance from state septic system rules at 25 Haven Lane.
📍 25 Haven Lane
Why this matters: Septic decision affects nearby property
Continued discussion of new use definitions (distribution facilities, fitness centers, data centers) and rear-of-building parking rules ahead of Town Meeting.
Why this matters: Future rules on warehouses, parking, data centers
📋 ProposedSpecial Permit Extension Request – 0 East Main StreetPlanning Board · June 16, 2026
Rte. 85 Realty seeks a 2-year extension of its permit for a 191,700 sf wholesale facility with ~200 parking spaces on a 10-acre site, citing pending state permits; coming up June 16.
📍 0 East Main Street (Route 16)
Why this matters: Large warehouse-scale development, traffic and wetlands nearby
💬 DiscussedSite Plan Application ADU – 26 West Walnut StreetPlanning Board · June 16, 2026
Detached accessory dwelling unit proposed on a 10,555 sf lot; Town Planner flags missing parking space, open-space calc, and a dispute over required separate water/sewer lines, recommending continuance or denial.
📍 26 West Walnut Street
Why this matters: Backyard rental units and separate-utility rules
💬 DiscussedZBA Referral: 53-55 Congress StreetPlanning Board · June 16, 2026
Owner seeks a special permit to convert a non-conforming two-unit/former mixed-use building into three residential apartments with 8 proposed parking spaces; Planning Board reviewing for ZBA.
📍 53-55 Congress Street
Why this matters: Added rental density near schools
📋 ProposedState Pilot for Late Alcohol Sales / Outdoor ConsumptionSelect Board · June 15, 2026
Board to consider opting into a state pilot allowing on-premises bars to sell alcohol until 3:00 AM and permitting outdoor drinking in designated areas through July 31, 2026.
Why this matters: Later bar hours, public drinking could affect neighborhoods
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