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🔄 Postponed Zoning Board (ZBA) · June 25, 2026
20 Rear Bennett Highway — 300-unit 40B development
Coming up June 25 (continued from May 28): 20 Bennett LLC seeks a 40B (affordable-housing law) permit for 300 rental apartments (75 affordable) in four buildings plus amenity building on 7.28 acres with 475 parking spaces, requesting numerous bylaw waivers.
📍 20 Rear Bennett Highway, 29 Hood St, 0 Mildred St, 0 Goldie St
Why this matters: Large 300-unit development with traffic and density impact
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📋 Proposed Zoning Board (ZBA) · June 25, 2026
920-950 Broadway — Kowloon redevelopment
Coming up June 25: owners seek variances to redevelop the Kowloon's site into two 6-story (67'8") mixed-use buildings totaling 198 one-bedroom units with ground-floor commercial, a small Kowloon's restaurant, and drive-thru take-out.
📍 920, 928-936, 948, 950 Broadway
Why this matters: Major Broadway redevelopment, height and traffic impact
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📋 Proposed Conservation Commission · June 24, 2026
Certificate of Compliance — 8 Glen St.
Sign-off on demolition and rebuild of a single-family home with in-ground pool and seasonal float on the Saugus River, including coastal bank restoration (DEP #67-999).
📍 8 Glen St.
Why this matters: Major riverfront redevelopment near homes
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🔄 Postponed Conservation Commission · June 24, 2026
Public Hearing — 24 Broadway (#67-1141)
Continued hearing on a proposed 3,000 sq ft commercial building; construction occurs within the wetland buffer though the building sits outside the 100-ft buffer (DEP #67-1141).
📍 24 Broadway
Why this matters: New commercial development near wetlands
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📋 Proposed Public Hearing — 148 Forest St Conservation Commission · June 24, 2026
New hearing on a proposed single-family home with site work inside a wetland buffer, riverfront area, and bordering land subject to flooding (DEP #TBD).
📍 148 Forest St
Why this matters: New home construction in flood/riverfront zone
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🔄 Postponed Continued Public Hearing: Site Plan Review — 266, 286, 286R Broadway Planning Board · June 18, 2026
Continued hearing on the Morin Cameron Group's site plan for 266, 286, and 286R Broadway, a sizable Broadway development.
📍 266, 286, 286R Broadway
Why this matters: Major nearby development affecting traffic and property value
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📋 Proposed ANR: 214-218 Hamilton Street Planning Board · June 18, 2026
Approval-not-required plan review for 214-218 Hamilton Street, filed by Otte & Dwyer, Inc.
📍 214-218 Hamilton Street
Why this matters: Lot division could enable nearby building
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📋 Proposed General Obligation Municipal Purpose Loan of 2026 Select Board · June 17, 2026
Coming up June 17: approval of the town's General Obligation Municipal Purpose Loan bonds dated June 25, 2026, to fund municipal projects.
💰 Bond amount not specified
Why this matters: Town borrowing affects long-term tax burden
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📋 Proposed Holy Ghost Festival licensing & parking Select Board · June 17, 2026
Coming up June 17: hearing on permits and temporary liquor license for the annual Holy Ghost Festival, with temporary No Parking on Donna, Laurine, Zito, Milano, McLean, Gilway and Randell Rd.
📍 Donna Rd, Laurine Rd, Zito Dr, Milano Dr, McLean Rd, Gilway, Randell Rd
Why this matters: Parking restrictions affect nearby residents
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📋 Proposed Review Licensing Fees Select Board · June 17, 2026
Coming up June 17: review of town licensing fees, which could change costs for local businesses.
Why this matters: Fee changes could affect local business costs
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📋 Proposed Approval of Bills School Committee · June 11, 2026
Bills dated June 11, 2026 totaling $996,082.91 up for approval.
💰 $996,082.91
Why this matters: Large district spending
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📋 Proposed Budget Amendment #3 School Committee · June 11, 2026
Coming up June 11: reallocating salary savings to cover utilities and special-education transportation costs.
Why this matters: Shifts school spending mid-year
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Write to the board before the meeting
Often more effective than speaking at the meeting itself — board members read constituent email, and a handful of messages on one topic gets noticed. Each board's contact page is linked from its meetings above.
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Know the appeal windows
Some decisions aren't final right away — zoning board rulings, for example, can be appealed to Superior Court within 20 days. Items with an open appeal window are flagged above with a countdown.
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