Lexington's Planning Board approved a 15-unit Wood Street development, adding a last-minute archaeological survey requirement after a fight with the National Park Service.
Planning Board voted 5-0 to advance data center zoning ban to November 10 town meeting.
Board continued HYM senior housing hearing after surprise land donation disclosure; also continued two other site plan reviews and approved sidewalk project.
The Groton Planning Board voted unanimously to continue a hearing on the town's third battery storage system after raising radio-interference and tower-safety questions.
Chelmsford's Planning Board approved a 12-unit North Road apartment conversion while a Chelmsford Mall drive-thru fight dragged on.
Board approved Town Center permit changes and delayed two other cases for more information.
The Hopkinton Planning Board failed, 4-3, to waive an extra peer review for a site-plan amendment at 87 Hayden Rowe, short of the five votes needed to carry, and continued the hearing to October 19.
The Belmont Planning Board approved special permits for a historic-house renovation at 33 Chandler Street and an amended addition at 45 Chestnut Street. Board members, chaired by Thayer Donham, voted unanimously on both matters.
Winchester's Planning Board approved a special permit for a nine-unit building at 10-16 Mount Vernon Street, 4-0 with Chair Jack LeMenager abstaining.
The Planning Board voted to advertise a public hearing on zoning needed for the Meadowbrook Commons development.
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