Planning Board approves Cedar Street gravel storage with four waivers
Planning Board approved Cedar Street gravel storage.
Planning Board approved Cedar Street gravel storage.
Planning Board approves solar array for Center Street property.
Planning Board approves Hunters Hill lot releases and retreat subdivision. The board unanimously approved a $115,798.10 cost-to-complete construction estimate for the Hunters Hill subdivision's infrastructure, enabling 21 residential lots to be released from the development covenant. In separate
Dighton Planning Board approves Hart Street two-lot residential subdivision. Applicant Antone P Roderick's 27.8-acre Hart's Memory project gained approval with four board members voting yes and one abstaining, contingent on Conservation Commission and Board of Health clearances. The board approved
Planning Board defers applications, approves funding transfer for development project review. The Board unanimously continued public hearings for Trinity Solar's special permit and site plan review at 1205 Briggs Street and Antone P Roderick's subdivision application at 128 Hart Street to July 1,
Planning Board votes to continue two major hearings set for June 3. The board voted unanimously to continue Trinity Solar's hearing on a 12-foot-high, 62-foot-long solar array at 1205 Briggs Street after abutters complained of excessive size and visibility concerns; a site visit will assess
Planning Board backs solar moratorium through June 2028. The board voted unanimously to recommend a two-year pause on large-scale solar installations while preserving small-scale projects. Four zoning amendments were also recommended for approval, including changes aligned with state "Ollie's Law"
Planning Board continued a solar hearing at 1205 Briggs Street, citing a 99.6-foot setback that violates the 100-foot minimum requirement; property owner Kevin Sousa must submit revised plans before the May 6 continuation date. The board reorganized, electing Jeffrey Carvalho as Chairman, Daniel
Dighton Planning Board approves mixed-use contractor garage at Center Street. The board voted unanimously to close the public hearing and approved the Special Permit and Site Plan Review for Tyla Gooch and Brad Staples, establishing a 4-bay commercial contractor garage in the residential zone with
Dighton Planning Board approves mixed-use special permit at Center Street, continues Hart Street subdivision to May.
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