Lowell's Zoning Board of Appeals continued a variance hearing for a two-car garage addition to October 15. The board voted unanimously on September 28 after determining public notice signage was inadequate for the 37 West Albert Street hearing.
Lowell Zoning Board unanimously approved four residential and commercial development applications at its monthly hearing.
The Lowell Zoning Board of Appeals approved five land-use applications in August, voting unanimously on variances for residential subdivisions and property improvements and a special permit for commercial signage.
Lowell Zoning Board approves four variances at July 13 meeting. The board unanimously granted variances to James Tessier for a garage conversion at 16 Gibson Road, Patrick and Renee Welch for a residential addition at 25 Draper Street, and Salath Tek for a porch roof at 365 Princeton Boulevard, all
Lowell Zoning Board approves Draper Labs Impact Center variance. An application to legalize a third unit at 24 Staples Street was withdrawn without prejudice after neighborhood concerns about parking and density. Two other applications were continued to August 10: a mixed-use project at 123
Lowell Zoning Board votes 5-0 to approve a variance for Georgia McColough's new garage at 80 Mansur Street. The project, located in the Suburban Neighborhood Single Family zoning district, required setback relief under Section 5.1 and earned support from board members who called it an enhancement
Lowell Zoning Board approves residential variances for lot split and mill conversion. The board unanimously approved Three Bridge Development's variance to split a Jeanne D'Arc Street lot and build a single-family home, granting relief from front yard setback requirements on condition the applicant
Lowell Zoning Board of Appeals approves three applications including spa, variance, and subdivision. The Board unanimously granted a Special Permit to Merry Health & Spa for a massage business and nail salon at 26 Market Street, Unit B, conditioned on a revised floor plan showing the nail care
Lowell Zoning Board approves two residential variances, tables student housing. Chairman Van Pech and the board unanimously approved variances for Kazanjian Enterprise, Inc to convert an eight-bay garage at 297 University Avenue into four townhouse units and for Dan Tenczar to add a ground-floor
Lowell Zoning Board approves five variances in single evening session. The board voted unanimously to grant relief for an outdoor car dealership at 1570 Middlesex Street operated by Bienvenido Chalas, imposing conditions including striping between parking and sidewalk, designated visitor and
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