Board votes 4-0 to recommend Meadowbrook rezoning
Board voted 4-0 to recommend rezoning three acres for Meadowbrook Commons senior housing, advancing the article to a December 3 special town meeting.
Board voted 4-0 to recommend rezoning three acres for Meadowbrook Commons senior housing, advancing the article to a December 3 special town meeting.
The Sherborn Planning Board voted to continue the Meadowbrook Commons hearing to January 2027. Co-Chairs James T. Guarino and Stefani Harrison led a 4-0 vote extending the statutory decision deadline to February 2, 2027, and continuing the hearing itself to January 5.
The Planning Board voted to advertise a public hearing on zoning needed for the Meadowbrook Commons development.
The Sherborn Planning Board approved modifications to the 65 Farm Road stormwater plan. Co-Chairs Stefani Harrison and James T. Guarino, along with members Chris Brown and Brett Piercy, voted unanimously (4-0) to accept changes that do not affect water flow into the retention basin.
The Sherborn Planning Board continued the Meadowbrook Commons hearing and advanced a major zoning rewrite.
Sherborn Planning Board advanced a comprehensive zoning bylaw reorganization, consolidating the Business Professional district into Business General zoning. Co-Chairs James T. Guarino and Stefani Harrison directed Town Planner Heidi Doyle to restructure use categories under broader groupings
Sherborn Planning Board unanimously approved comments on the state's proposed 0 Prospect Street disposition. The letter, jointly produced by Co-Chairs Jim Guarino and Stefani Harrison and reviewed with Groundwater Protection Committee representative Tom Trainor, opposes the state's 4-units-per-acre
Sherborn Planning Board votes to challenge state surplus housing density mandate for 0 Prospect Street.
Planning Board voted unanimously to prepare response to state designation of Prospect Street surplus property. The 7.9-acre parcel at 0 Prospect Street has been designated surplus land suitable for development under the Affordable Homes Act, requiring a minimum density of four units per acre, with
Sherborn Planning Board votes unanimously to draft comments on a state surplus housing parcel before an August 3 deadline. The board, chaired by James T.
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