Maynard Planning Board continues two downtown development applications to September. Chair Christopher Arsenault led the board in voting 5-0 to continue the 16 Waltham Street hearing and the modified Powder Mill Road project hearing to September 8. Adam Stack's Powder Mill Road application includes
Planning Board delays decision on Waltham Street four-unit residential project to August. Daniel Souza's application for Special Permit and Site Plan Approval for the multifamily use at 16 Waltham Street was continued to August 25 at the applicant's request to allow time for site plan
Maynard Planning Board continues Waltham Street residential decision, seeks site plan details. Chair Christopher Arsenault voted 5-0 to continue the public hearing to August 11 on the special permit and site plan application for the four-unit residential conversion at 16 Waltham Street. Attorney
Planning Board determines Powder Mill Road modifications require major review. The Board voted 5-0 that modifications to ASMC LLC's residential project at 2-6 Powder Mill Road — including removal of six columns, conversion to all one-bedroom units, and a building envelope change from brick and
Planning Board unanimously backs revised rules and fee schedule. Chair Christopher Arsenault and the board approved updates to Planning Board Rules and Regulations, Landscape Regulations, and the Fee Schedule at a May 26 public hearing at which no members of the public spoke. The reformatted Fee
Planning Board approves Eversource substation excavation permit at 10 Sudbury Road. The board unanimously approved a special permit allowing the removal of approximately 1,200 cubic yards of soil for a transformer replacement project running from May 2027 through December 2028. Work will occur
Planning Board reviews amendments ahead of public hearing. The board convened at 7:00 p.m. with Vice Chair Natalie Robert presiding, along with members Bill Cranshaw, Jeff Black, and Chris Kline present in Town Hall, and Alternate Member Mark Alston-Follansbee joining via Zoom. The board voted 4-0
Planning Board unanimously renews cell tower permit and recommends rezoning. Chair Christopher Arsenault's board voted 5-0 to renew the two-year telecommunications special permit for the existing cell tower at 129 Acton Street, requiring updated structural analysis certification by March 15, 2027.
Planning Board unanimously approves $25,000 cell tower bond release and medical marijuana zoning amendment. Chair Christopher Arsenault and the board voted 4-0 to release the performance bond plus accrued interest for a decommissioned T-Mobile tower at 146 Main Street. The board also voted 4-0 to
Planning Board approves mixed-use project at 151 Main Street after continued hearing. Chair Christopher Arsenault moved unanimous approval (5-0) of applicant Matthew Hall's proposal for 2,705 square feet of retail and office space on the first floor with three apartment units above, requiring a
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