Bellingham Planning Board advances zoning amendments, continues major projects. The board unanimously forwarded three warrant articles (Drive-Thru Regulations, Table of Uses, Definitions) to the Selectboard for Town Warrant placement and approved landscape plans for SNETT Trail Subdivision.
Bellingham Planning Board continued four active development hearings and advanced three zoning amendments toward a town warrant at its March 12 meeting.
Planning Board unanimously approves 455 Hartford Avenue commercial development after granting three zoning waivers. The board approved the Development Plan and Flexible Special Permit for Darn Properties' 7,320 square foot multi-tenant commercial building after voting unanimously to allow
Bellingham Planning Board approves 455 Hartford Avenue commercial project and escalates Toll Brothers subdivision review.
Bellingham Planning Board hears 1,600-unit age-restricted development amid public safety concerns. The board opened continuation hearing on the NECC Holdings project at 180 Paine Street, where Fire Chief stated he needs additional review time and noted neighboring communities are not viable for
Bellingham Planning Board continues 180 Main Street special permit hearing to March as public safety questions mount.
Planning Board endorses Scott Street lot division, continues Blackstone Street roadway hearing. The Planning Board, chaired by Philip M. Devine, unanimously approved an Attendant Notification and Registration plan to subdivide 5 Scott Street into two six-acre lots. Director Robert Lussier confirmed
Bellingham Planning Board members expressed unanimous support for adopting the Community Preservation Act, a state program that would add a $68 annual surcharge to the average homeowner's tax bill in exchange for a dedicated fund and state matching revenue.
Planning Board continues Paine Street housing project after traffic review. The board advanced the 1,600-unit age-restricted housing development proposed by NECC Holdings LLC on 330 acres at 180 Paine Street, hearing traffic peer review findings from MBM Transportation Consultants. Residents raised
Bellingham planners continued an 850-unit age-restricted housing hearing on Payne Street after a night of dense traffic testimony.
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