Town Counsel rebukes ZBA and other boards to end divisiveness; fighting continues

Yesterday, I posted about 3 members of the ZBA’s defense against accusations of over-reach on Park Central. But the conversation didn’t end there. Debate over the ZBA’s granted waivers, and waivers they continued to grant, got heated. Read the full article → from Town Counsel rebukes ZBA and other boards to end divisiveness; fighting continues

ZBA & Planning: St. Mark’s Solar, ZBA defense against over-reach charges, and Caine’s Crossing Over 55 (plus my mea culpa) (Updated)

The Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board have had, and continue to, quite a few controversial projects in front of them recently. Here are some important updates. Read the full article → from ZBA & Planning: St. Mark’s Solar, ZBA defense against over-reach charges, and Caine’s Crossing Over 55 (plus my mea culpa) (Updated)

(Updated & Corrected) Residents question updated Park Central Traffic Study; ZBA seeking advice on commercial vehicle parking problems on Flagg Road

Last week, the Zoning Board of Appeals was presented an updated traffic study for the proposed Park Central complex. Read the full article → from (Updated & Corrected) Residents question updated Park Central Traffic Study; ZBA seeking advice on commercial vehicle parking problems on Flagg Road

ZBA chair defends handling of Park Central Use Variance as “exactly the way to do it”

Last week, the Zoning Board of Appeals voted on conditions for a Park Central Use Variance. During the meeting, Chair Leo Bartolini defended his handling of the conditions outside of the Public Hearing and a charge that he may be usurping power from the Planning Board. Read the full article → from ZBA chair defends handling of Park Central Use Variance as “exactly the way to do it”

Planning Board questions ZBA handling of Park Central Use Variance

Chair Don Morris told fellow members he found a decision by the ZBA chair “extremely upsetting”. At issue was the closing of a hearing without sharing a letter from the Town Planner.

Later, Morris referred to the ZBA’s vote to approve a Use Variance first and impose conditions later as making it “ripe for appeal”. Read the full article → from Planning Board questions ZBA handling of Park Central Use Variance

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