Amesbury Technical Review Committee approves mill conversion; two prospective downtown projects advance. The committee unanimously approved a construction management plan for a six-unit residential conversion at 29 Water Street, with exterior work scheduled to wrap by November 1, 2026. Committee
Amesbury Technical Review Committee hears two prospective commercial projects. Leaf Water Farms, proposed for 83-91 Macy Street by owners Mark and Wendy Donohue, would operate a 6,000-square-foot hydroponic growing facility with retail and kitchen space; Committee members flagged concerns about
Amesbury Technical Review Committee unanimously approves three outdoor dining applications, opens extended technical review of 95-unit 40B housing project. The committee green-lit outdoor dining at Barking Dog, Silvaticus Brewery, and Market Square Bakehouse without opposition. During review of the
Technical Review Committee hears pre-application on 10 Chestnut Street improvements. Ben Becker and civil engineer Dan MacRitchie presented plans to repave, relocate a utility pole and fire hydrant, add parking, and address on-site drainage on the 1.6-acre site. Nipun Jain directed the applicant to
Technical Review Committee reviews competing development demands on downtown corridors. Two pre-application presentations, a 68-unit mixed-use project at 230 Main Street and a six-unit residential conversion at 29 Water Street, prompted extended committee discussion of parking waivers, site design,
Technical Review Committee hears four development pre-applications. The committee reviewed a 126-unit mixed-use residential project at 28 Haverhill Road from Pulte Homes, with 20 percent affordable units across two 5-story buildings and onsite parking and recreation space. Members emphasized the
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