Board OKs 12-Unit North Road Housing Project
Chelmsford's Planning Board approved a 12-unit North Road apartment conversion while a Chelmsford Mall drive-thru fight dragged on.
Chelmsford's Planning Board approved a 12-unit North Road apartment conversion while a Chelmsford Mall drive-thru fight dragged on.
The Chelmsford Zoning Board of Appeals approved an addition at 16 Hitchinpost Road but stalled two other cases over notice and design problems. The board granted Gary Baker, representing owners Charles and Madelaine Needles, a special permit for a 37-foot front setback where 40 feet is required.
Chelmsford's Finance Committee rejected a bid to study restoring a Parks and Recreation Department but backed the rest of the fall Town Meeting warrant.
Chelmsford's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee discussed planning for Indigenous People's Day on October 10, with logistics underway for staging, seating, decorations and volunteer coordination.
The Chelmsford Select Board voted 5-0 on nearly every article of the fall Town Meeting warrant, including new zoning for data centers and contractor yards and a black plastic food-container ban.
The Chelmsford Finance Committee reviewed eight zoning warrant articles ahead of fall Town Meeting without voting on any of them.
Board of Assessors voted unanimously on September 23 to approve prior meeting minutes before moving to executive session. Chairman Samuel P. Chase, Vice Chair Michael R. Donoghue, and Member Gabe Francisco also voted unanimously to adjourn to closed session under Massachusetts General Law Chapter
The Chelmsford Planning Board unanimously endorsed a defensive zoning-freeze filing for 19 Monmouth Street and continued a long-running Lady Slipper Lane subdivision case to October 7.
Chelmsford's Conservation Commission continued a contested Lady Slipper Lane subdivision hearing to October 13 after an abutter challenged the project's runoff and vernal-pool analysis.
Vinal Square panel eyes fall Town Meeting money for a leaking dam valve and Main Street sidewalks.
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