Planning Board green-lights 11-lot subdivision at 71 North Billerica Road despite neighbor flooding concerns. The board approved both the definitive subdivision and site plan for FTO Realty Trust with a 3-1 vote, with Member David Tenczar opposing both measures. Nine conditions were imposed,
Lowell Planning Board approves adult day care facility and two preliminary subdivisions. Quynh Quach, a pharmacist, won unanimous approval to convert a package store at 260 High Street into an adult day care for up to 30 older adults, with Vice Chair Frechette's motion requiring transportation to
Planning Board unanimously rejects resubmitted 75 Chapel Street site plan. NLK Homes, LLC presented revisions including one-way traffic signage and landscaping changes, but Chairman Linnehan and Board members found the modifications cosmetic rather than substantial under state repetitive petition
Planning Board approves tree removal on Crawford Street with replanting plan. The Board voted unanimously to remove a 60-inch diameter oak tree at 209 Crawford Street to permit roadway repaving and winter maintenance, with two replacement trees to be planted toward East Meadow Street. Paul St. Cyr,
Lowell Planning Board backs data center moratorium, approves residential development. In a 5-0 vote, the board recommended City Council adopt a 360-day moratorium on data center development with refined language narrowing the definition to exclude general commercial uses, clarified scope on
Planning Board rejects special permit for lot split and new home at 202 Barker Avenue. The application by Danny Rivera sought approval to subdivide an 11,068-square-foot corner lot into two non-conforming parcels and construct a 2,200-square-foot single-family home on the newly created
Lowell Planning Board unanimously approves two major developments including affordable housing expansion. New North Canal LLC received Site Plan Review approval to redevelop 463 and 281 Moody Street from 116 units into 160 units of affordable housing, adding 44 units across a four-story senior
Lowell Planning Board unanimously approves redevelopment of 116-unit North Canal affordable housing complex into 160 new units.
Planning Board approves prior minutes, continues two residential applications to February. The five-unit triplex-duplex at 558 Gorham Street in the Urban Mixed Use zone faces board scrutiny over garage dimensions, trash placement, and architectural discrepancies; Chairman Thomas Linnehan requested
Lowell Planning Board rejects East Merrimack Street unit conversion for lack of parking, 3-2.
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