Planning Board Continues Five Large House Reviews to Nov. 2
Wellesley Planning Board continued five large house reviews and heard a senior housing rezoning pitch.
Wellesley Planning Board continued five large house reviews and heard a senior housing rezoning pitch.
Wellesley Planning Board unanimously approves $306,007 affordable-housing payment for a First Citizens Bank project.
Wellesley Planning Board presses ZBA to address parking loss at 10 Railroad Street. The board, chaired by Marc Charney, unanimously approved a $9,790 bond release for repaving at 102 Evergreen Avenue and continued an inclusionary zoning permit for 26 Washington Street to September 28.
Wellesley Planning Board pushes forward two projects and opens debate on regulating AI data centers.
Planning Board backs $350K Comprehensive Plan warrant authorization. The Board voted 5-0 to place an appropriation for a Comprehensive Plan update on the Special Town Meeting warrant, with Planning Director Rob Watchilla to confirm the funding mechanism language. Vice Chair Thomas Taylor noted the
Wellesley Planning Board votes 5-0 to sponsor a $275,000 comprehensive plan funding article for Special Town Meeting.
Planning Board continues inclusionary zoning hearing on valuation dispute. The Wellesley Planning Board continued the special permit hearing for 26 Washington Street after the applicant did not appear, leaving unresolved the Housing Trust's appraisal methodology for the project's required
Wellesley Planning Board unanimously continued two land-use cases and heard an extended briefing on sweeping new state zoning changes at its July 27 meeting.
Planning Board unable to muster quorum, delays special permit vote. The Wellesley Planning Board, lacking the required four-member supermajority, voted unanimously 3-0 to continue the Inclusionary Zoning Special Permit for 26 Washington Street to July 27. Chair Marc Charney, Vice Chair Thomas
Wellesley Planning Board continues a Washington Street special permit and debates state zoning overhaul at its July 13 meeting.
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