Planning Board Rejects Affordable Housing Requirement
Planning Board voted 3-2 that a proposed four-unit addition at 10-16 Mount Vernon Street does not trigger affordable housing requirements.
Planning Board voted 3-2 that a proposed four-unit addition at 10-16 Mount Vernon Street does not trigger affordable housing requirements.
Winchester Planning Board approves regulatory waivers for Mount Vernon Street housing project.
Planning Board approves Rocky Ledge Terrace as minor modification, clearing path to reduce project to two lots. The board voted 4-0 to determine that proposed changes to the Rocky Ledge Terrace subdivision constitute minor modifications, allowing the applicant to move forward with reducing the
Main Street project stalls as parking raises concerns. The Planning Board continued the Treetop Group's 972 Main Street application to August 4, requiring revised site plans addressing parking space dimensions and drive aisle width. Town Engineer Matt Shuman flagged concerns about interior parking
Planning Board advances zoning bylaw amendments in continued public hearing. The Board voted 5-0 to extend review to July 7 of proposed amendments to special permit and site plan review procedures, with consultant Nels Nelson and Board members discussing Floor Area Ratio standards, design criteria,
Planning Board defers mixed-use Main Street development over buffer-setback dispute. Applicant Sid Gehlot of Treetop Group seeks a 5-foot rear parking setback instead of the required 10 feet, but Chair Jack LeMenager said the proposal violates a previous commitment to protect neighboring
Winchester Planning Board delegates response to open meeting law complaint to chair. The Planning Board voted unanimously, five-zero, to delegate to Chair Jack LeMenager the formal response to an open meeting law complaint filed by Michelle Bergstrom against board member Keri Layton. The complaint
Winchester Planning Board defers open meeting law complaint to a future meeting. The board, chaired by Jack LeMenager and including members Amy Beliveau, Brian Vernaglia, John Cortizas, and Keri Layton, met remotely and voted unanimously to postpone discussion of a complaint filed by Michelle
Winchester Planning Board approves Washington Street two-family project exceeding zoning limits. The board voted unanimously to recommend favorable action on a Zoning Board of Appeals petition for 540-542 Washington Street, with the 6,416-square-foot, two-unit building exceeding the allowed
Planning Board continues its zoning bylaw overhaul and approves two site applications. Community Scale consultants presented a proposal to consolidate seven levels of site plan review into four categories at a public hearing continued to June 9 for further discussion ahead of summer hearings.
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