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12 items · last 60 days
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🔄 PostponedPlanning Board · June 8, 2026
Site Plan #SP4-26 — 660 Washington Street (Whatbarn, LLC)
Proposal for 13 detached buildings with 22 two-bedroom residential units at 660 Washington Street; applicant requested continuance to June 22, 2026, so no action June 8.
📍 660 Washington Street, Pembroke (Map F9, Lot 1)
Why this matters: Large multi-family development affecting nearby property values
Notice of Intent – 99 Old Washington Street (DEP# 056-1143)
Ursula & Stephen Kambrick propose a new single-family home with driveway, grading, utilities, and septic within 100 feet of bordering vegetated wetlands.
📍 99 Old Washington Street, Pembroke (Map E9, lot 5E)
Why this matters: New home construction in wetland buffer near residential area.
📋 ProposedExecutive Session – Open Meeting Law Violation Review (S. Runne, 4/29/2026)Select Board · May 26, 2026
Board will enter executive session to review an alleged Open Meeting Law violation by S. Runne on 4/29/2026 and vote on a formal response per G.L. c.30A §§18-25.
Why this matters: Potential legal/compliance action involving a board member.
💬 DiscussedNRP Holdings site plan conditions — 27 Corporate Park DrivePlanning Board · May 18, 2026
Coming up May 18: final vote on conditions for a residential multifamily housing development at 27 Corporate Park Drive; public hearing already closed.
📍 27 Corporate Park Drive
Why this matters: Large nearby multifamily development
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