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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Wellesley, Massachusetts · Change town
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Design Review Board Approves Five Projects, Continues Two

Wellesley Design Review Board approves five applications with conditions, continues two major projects. The Board unanimously approved signage for Rani Mahal at 27 Grove Street, a three-application package for Sit Still Kids Salon at 180 Linden Street, minor construction at 83 and 62 Walnut Street,

Design Review Board · Meeting of April 29, 2026

Wellesley Design Review Board approves five applications with conditions, continues two major projects. The Board unanimously approved signage for Rani Mahal at 27 Grove Street, a three-application package for Sit Still Kids Salon at 180 Linden Street, minor construction at 83 and 62 Walnut Street, and a Large House Review at 31 Old Farm Road, recommending design refinements across submissions. The Board continued an eight-unit MBTA Communities townhome project at 10 Railroad Street pending written comments on mansard roofline articulation, electrical transformer placement, and fence materials, and again continued a four-story residential building at 16 Laurel Avenue, with Chair Khoory finding it still lacking architectural detail and window refinement; a sign application at 33 Central Street was continued due to incomplete submittals.

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Source: the Design Review Board meeting of April 29, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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