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12 items · last 90 days
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📋 ProposedZoning Board (ZBA) · July 20, 2026
96 Cherry Street multifamily variances & site plan
E & A Real Estate Investments seeks variances and site plan approval to demolish a home and replace it with a four-unit, three-bedroom-each multifamily building; hearing July 20 at 7:30 p.m. in Lower Town Hall.
📍 96 Cherry Street
Why this matters: Denser multifamily development affecting nearby property values
Site Plan Approval — 138 South Avenue accessory dwelling unit
Coming up July 20: hearing on Robert Murphy's petition to demolish an accessory building and build a new one with an accessory dwelling unit under Section 240-6.6.
📍 138 South Avenue
Why this matters: Nearby construction affecting neighborhood property
📋 ProposedExecutive Session — personnel and food pantry leaseSelect Board · June 30, 2026
Coming up June 30: closed-door sessions on a personnel matter and a proposed lease of the former DPW Administration Building to the Whitman Food Pantry.
📍 Former DPW Administration Building
Why this matters: Reuse of town building for food pantry
📋 ProposedVariances & Site Plan Approval for seven duplexes at 25 Rye Hill StreetZoning Board (ZBA) · June 29, 2026
Public hearing coming up June 29 on Ousamequin Realty Trust's request for variances (Sections 240.5.4.A(12) and 240.7.3.C(4)) and site plan approval to build seven duplexes—14 dwelling units—at 25 Rye Hill Street.
📍 25 Rye Hill Street
Why this matters: Large 14-unit development affecting neighborhood and property values
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