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Burlington Planning Board orders traffic peer review for Wilmington Road plaza expansion

BURLINGTON -- June 18, 2026, Burlington Planning Board orders traffic peer review for contested Wilmington Road plaza and advances Chick-fil-A hearing. The board voted 6-0 at its June 18 meeting to commission an independent peer review of the traffic impact study for the proposed 13,900-square-foot

Weston Planning Board Advances High School Field Lights, Continues Regis Rezoning

WESTON -- June 17, 2026, Weston Planning Board continues Regis College senior housing hearing, unanimously advances high school field lighting. The board voted five to zero at its June 17 meeting to continue both the 300 Wellesley Street age-restricted rezoning, where HYM Investment Group and new architect CBT Architects presented

Pepperell Planning Board Continues Liquor Junction Sign Hearing, Approves Forge Crossing Subdivision

PEPPERELL -- June 16, 2026, Pepperell Planning Board continues Liquor Junction sign dispute to August, citing landlord's violation of a comprehensive signage agreement. At its June 16 meeting the board voted to continue a special permit hearing for a second wall sign at Liquor Junction, 174 Wilson Road, after

Concord Planning Board Hears Housing Strategy Calling for Broader Affordability Focus

CONCORD -- June 16, 2026, Concord Planning Board reviews housing strategy urging shift beyond state affordability threshold. Matt Johnson, chair of the Concord Affordable Housing Trust and a member of the Concord Housing Foundation, presented "Building Community: A New Housing Strategy for Concord" at the June 16 hybrid meeting,

Cambridge Planning Board unanimously approves special permit for Winter Street residential building

CAMBRIDGE -- June 16, 2026, Cambridge Planning Board approves six-story, 23-unit residential building at 8 Winter Street in unanimous vote. The board voted 6-0 Tuesday to grant a special permit to developer Saeed Jaffrey for a transit-oriented building at the corner of Third Street and Monsignor O&