Planning Board approved 16-unit Lantern Hill development with two affordable units. Chair Ken Raye led the unanimous board vote on the special permit under Section 300-7.7, mandating two units in perpetuity for households earning 80 percent of area median income.
Upton Planning Board continues four major development applications pending peer review studies. The board unanimously voted to continue hearings on a proposed 17-lot subdivision at East St Estates to September 22 and a four-lot subdivision at 130 South St to October 13, with both applicants
The Planning Board approves residential development and public works renovation site plans. The board approved a five-apartment residential development at 3 Centennial Court with conditions including accessible parking and Fire Department vehicle-access confirmation, and a public works renovation
Upton Planning Board approves Grove Street mixed-use site plan on narrow vote. The Board voted 5-1, with member Tom Davidson dissenting, to approve the 6-8 Grove Street project with conditions requiring Conservation Commission and Police Chief approvals. A large-scale solar installation at 169
Planning Board approves special permit for senior housing community at Lantern Hill. Katherine Robertson moved to remove a conservation restriction requirement from project conditions; the motion passed unanimously. Board member Margaret Carroll moved to approve the draft approval document subject
Upton Planning Board approves waivers for senior housing at Mechanic Street. The Board voted unanimously to grant three development waivers for a proposed senior housing project by Bugsy LLC, including allowances for a dead-end street exceeding 500 feet, a minimum road width below 26 feet, and
Upton Planning Board advanced six development applications without substantive votes Tuesday. The board continued hearings on a 17-lot subdivision at East St Estates, a 4-lot subdivision at 130 South St with a revised plan addressing pipe coverage issues, and a senior housing development at 0
Upton Planning Board continues hearings on three residential developments, releases completed project bond. The board moved three projects to May 26 hearings: the 17-lot East St Estates subdivision, a 4-lot subdivision at 130 South St, and a senior housing development at Mechanic Street. The board
Upton Planning Board accepts solar farm filing and schedules senior housing continued hearing. The board accepted the 169 South Street solar farm filing as complete for peer review by DGT, with a public hearing set for May 26. The board also scheduled a continued hearing for April 28 on Bugsy,
Upton Planning Board unanimously recommends two bylaws and continues three development projects. The board voted to recommend a ground mounted solar installation regulation and an ADU grandfathering bylaw for the spring Town Meeting, and voted to send a comment letter to the Zoning Board on the 40B
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