The Stoughton Planning Board approved a 22,280-square-foot industrial building on Canton Street and continued a contested sign permit on Washington Street to October 22. Vice Chair Paul DeMusz presided in Chair Daniel Kelly's apparent absence.
Stoughton Planning Board votes unanimously not to send a contested 150 York Street rezoning to fall Town Meeting.
The Stoughton Planning Board continued a contentious public hearing on a 330-unit zoning overlay for the former Sinai Hospital site at 150 York Street to September 24 after more than twenty residents objected.
Stoughton Planning Board continued a major zoning hearing to September 24 after residents raised concerns about traffic, schools, and infrastructure impacts. The board postponed public comment on proposed amendments establishing a Planned Residential Overlay Development district at 150 York Street,
Planning Board retained Kelly and DeMusz as Chair and Vice Chair while continuing three major development hearings. A tree clear-cutting restoration case on Turnpike Street was pushed to September 24, the Day Spring Chapel project seeking approval for a 22,500-square-foot church building with 27
Stoughton Planning Board takes first steps toward a reusable zoning overlay for large residential redevelopments, with the proposed 150 York Street mixed-use project as the template.
Stoughton Planning Board approved a Subway restaurant renovation and presented a major reuse plan for the former Sinai Hospital site. The board voted 5-0 on a revised site plan for a 1,200-square-foot Subway at 345 Washington Street, with Town Planner William Roth recommending approval. The board
Stoughton Planning Board takes informal look at 331-unit mixed-use proposal for former Sinai Hospital site.
Stoughton Planning Board approved a landscape company building while tackling illegal clear cutting. The board unanimously approved a 9,745 square foot office and storage building for Exterior Scape Services at 1823 Washington Street, including a digital sign permit. The board found that property
Stoughton Planning Board opened a contentious new hearing over the unpermitted clearing of roughly three and a half acres on Turnpike Street while also approving a landscape company's 9,745-square-foot mixed-use office building on Washington Street.
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