Dedham Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend a 12-month data center moratorium to Fall Town Meeting. Board member James F. McGrail, Esq., successfully pushed to move the expiration date from December 31, 2027, to November 30, 2027, to avoid missing a Town Meeting cycle.
Needham's Planning Board directed staff to draft screening, lighting and parking conditions for a Chabad special permit at 1195 Central Avenue.
The Weymouth Planning Board unanimously approved an updated affordable housing production plan, swapping in a senior-housing overlay goal.
Wellesley Planning Board continued five large house reviews and heard a senior housing rezoning pitch.
The Needham Planning Board prepared for a Special Town Meeting debate over two large-house zoning articles.
The Milton Planning Board debated whether it should lead reuse planning for the La Barre property and approved an accessory dwelling unit at 599 Adams Street.
The Walpole Planning Board approved a revised Union Street site plan and continued a contentious fence-business hearing on Pine Street.
Quincy's Planning Board continued a hearing on a 520-unit Newport Avenue Extension project to November 18 after State Rep. Bruce Ayers requested a supplemental Neponset River Bridge traffic study, which Trammell Crow's attorney, David Mahoney, agreed to provide.
Milton's Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board held a joint seminar on sweeping changes to state zoning law.
The Westwood Planning Board voted unanimously to deny violating the state's open meeting law after a complaint tied to a zoning dispute over a child care facility.
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