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📋 ProposedPlanning Board · June 17, 2026
New Public Hearing: 900 Washington St – Site Plan Approval & Stormwater Permit (SPA #2026-01)
Fr. Agnel, Inc. seeks approval to demolish the Arbor Inn Motel's southern building at 900 Washington St and construct a new 3-story hotel.
📍 900 Washington St, Wrentham
Why this matters: New 3-story hotel on Washington St corridor affects nearby traffic and development character.
New Public Hearing: 1048 South St – Major Modification (Maj. Mod #2026-02)
DDO-New England/Premium Outlet Partners seeks to convert an existing asphalt parking area at the Wrentham Premium Outlets outparcel into a 2,115 sq. ft. restaurant with site improvements.
📍 1048 South St (Wrentham Premium Outlets outparcel)
Why this matters: New restaurant at Outlets outparcel could affect nearby traffic and parking.
🔄 PostponedContinued NOI – 195 Elysium St. (SE 351-1227)Conservation Commission · June 11, 2026
Continued hearing on rebuilding a single-family home on its existing foundation and adding a deck, patio, stairs, and removing trees within wetlands jurisdiction.
📍 195 Elysium St.
Why this matters: Home rebuild near wetlands; outcome affects neighborhood precedent.
🔄 PostponedContinued NOI – 280 Berry St., Renner Farms (SE 351-122X)Conservation Commission · June 11, 2026
Continued hearing on a 2-lot subdivision with two single-family homes, driveways, stormwater basin, and cul-de-sac within wetlands jurisdiction at Renner Farms.
📍 280 Berry St.
Why this matters: New 2-lot subdivision adding homes and roads near wetlands.
📋 ProposedConservation Restrictions – 431 South St. (White Barn Farm Woods) & 85/95 Beach St.Conservation Commission · June 11, 2026
Commission to accept permanent Conservation Restrictions (legally binding land protection) over 13.57 acres at 431 South St. and parcels at 85 & 95 Beach St., with acknowledgement of baseline reports for both.
📍 431 South St.; 85 & 95 Beach St.
Why this matters: ~14 acres permanently protected from future development.
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