The Lowell Planning Board approved definitive subdivisions at 90 Bolt Street and 2 Tanner Street despite residents' fears the lot splits pave the way for more Markley Group data center growth.
Lowell Planning Board approves two industrial subdivisions. The board unanimously approved subdivisions of 90 Bolt Street in the Light Industrial district and 2 Tanner Street in the General Industrial district, each split into two lots subject to multiple conditions. The Tanner Street property is
Conservation Commission ratified two emergency certificates for infrastructure work.
Lowell's Conservation Commission ratified an emergency 84-inch culvert repair on Woburn Street after three sinkholes developed there.
Lowell Councilor Rourke resigned from the City Council effective immediately, triggering a special election.
Lowell City Council suspended its Flock Safety license plate reader system pending a comprehensive policy review. The 6-5 vote divided the 11-member Council, with Mayor Erik Gitschier, Councilors Belinda M. Juran, Sidney L. Liang, Sean McDonough, Vesna Nuon, and Kimberly Scott voting yes.
Board of Assessors approves 13 statutory exemptions, processes warrants totaling $49.5 million. Deputy Chief Assessor Ryan E. Rondeau and Assessor Amy Lombardo voted unanimously to approve exemption applications across multiple statutory clauses, with 2 Clause 41C applications denied by member
Lowell License Commission approved eight special alcohol licenses and event permits for fall celebrations.
The Lowell License Commission approved more than a dozen special-event and liquor-license requests Thursday on a three-member quorum, with Chair Donohue and Commissioner Mercier absent.
The Affordable Housing Trust Fund voted unanimously to award $1.9 million for 28 affordable housing units.
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