Amesbury Planning Board reviewed a proposed 47-lot subdivision at Meadowbrook Landing, referring it to the Open Space Committee for environmental feedback. Applicant Paige Libbey presented a conceptual plan for the 153-acre site that would preserve 82 percent as open space while concentrating
Planning Board receives preapplication for 126-unit residential development at 28 Haverhill Road. Pulte Homes representatives presented a design featuring two 5-story buildings with 25 affordable units (20 percent of total), 216 parking spaces, and a public neighborhood park on the 13-acre site.
Planning Board hears preapplication for six-unit residential conversion of historic mill at 29 Water Street. Applicant 21 Water Street Realty Trust, represented by Mike Sanchez of Construction Operations Group, seeks a Historic Special Permit to add condos on floors two and three of the 1878
Amesbury Planning Board approves MacDaddies sign, hears three historic-preservation preapplications. The board unanimously approved a screen-printed sign at 36 Main Street for MacDaddies. The 230 Main Street project proposes preserving a 1745 house and constructing 68 total residential units across
Planning Board approves 27.5-29 Clarks Road development at January 29 meeting. Chair Pascal Rettig and the Board voted 5-1 to approve the 146-unit mixed-use site plan with waivers for parking, setback reduction to 10 feet, and maximum building size, incorporating conditions for historic
Amesbury Planning Board unanimously re-elected Pascal Rettig as Chair and David Frick as Vice Chair. The Board approved an Approval Not Required plan for 38.5 Rocky Hill Road and granted unanimous approval to two Water Resource Protection District projects: a Definitive Subdivision and Special
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