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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Chelmsford, Massachusetts · Change town
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Planning Board continues 91 Tyngsboro Road hearing, votes on Riverneck rezoning framework.

Planning Board advances Riverneck corridor rezoning and defers commercial project. The board informally voted to rezone six Riverneck neighborhood decision areas to CBLT zoning, including properties at 128, 140, 101, 127, and 195 Riverneck Road, with the Monmouth parcel remaining Public and

Planning Board · Meeting of July 8, 2026

CHELMSFORD — Planning Board advances Riverneck corridor rezoning and defers commercial project. The board informally voted to rezone six Riverneck neighborhood decision areas to CBLT zoning, including properties at 128, 140, 101, 127, and 195 Riverneck Road, with the Monmouth parcel remaining Public and McFarlin designated RB. A public hearing on a proposed 4,283-square-foot plumbing company building at 91 Tyngsboro Road under Community Enhancement and Investment Overlay District was continued to August 12 after Chair Chris Lavallee requested corrected architectural elevations, adjusted site plans, and additional landscaping screening before approval.

The board also approved data center zoning allowing small operations up to 1 megawatt by special permit in industrial zones and agreed to adjust contractor yard definitions effective for future town meeting warrant articles.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of July 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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