Planning Board unanimously approved a Bagel Roost food service facility site plan at 46 Elm Street with parking and fire safety verification requirements.
Planning Board approves two residential development applications. The Planning Board unanimously approved an accessory dwelling unit at 12 Oak Street and a definitive subdivision at 2-4 Elmwood Street on September 14.
Planning Board unanimously approves Maple Street subdivision that will create two single-family lots. Keith Ratner and Joel Nice backed the approval with four conditions and also advanced unanimous votes on a sign for The Fruitful Fig at 57 Main Street and an ANR subdivision at 135-145 Main Street.
Planning Board approves residential modifications, continues four applications. Chair Pascal Rettig's board unanimously approved a minor modification to 102 Kimball Road for house design changes and driveway adjustments, with Tracey Chalifour abstaining, and approved a driveway-paving modification
Amesbury Planning Board approves three sign applications in routine session. The board voted unanimously to approve signage for Main Street Congregational Church at 135 Main Street, Oye Mira at 100 Macy Street, and Stop n Shop at 110 Macy Street, with Design Review Committee-recommended
Amesbury Planning Board approves Congress Street project with landscaping conditions. The board voted 6-0-1 to approve a site plan and special permit for 84 Congress Street, with Eric Girard abstaining, requiring that the final vegetation buffer and planting plan receive Office of Community and
Amesbury Planning Board backs Housing Production Plan with amendments. Board Member Tracey Chalifour moved to recommend the city's housing strategy to City Council with corrections to the Amesbury Priority Housing Target Areas table on page 38, citing misaligned project phases and unit counts. The
Amesbury Planning Board sought peer review on a proposed 126-unit residential development. Pulte Homes New England proposes two five-story buildings at 28 Haverhill Road with 63 units each, including 25 designated as affordable housing.
Planning Board approves Elmwood Street residential design. The board voted 5-0 with one abstention to approve a historic preservation special permit for a new residential building at 2-4 Elmwood Street following design adjustments including a 10-foot front setback and repositioned garage to protect
Amesbury Planning Board approves three historic preservation residential projects in single evening. Chair Pascal Rettig and the six-member board unanimously approved special permits and site plans for 5 and 13 School Street, 14 Maple Street, and 19 Prospect Street, each receiving 6-0 votes. The
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