Westford Planning Board unanimously approves 219 Lincoln Road multi-family development decision

WESTFORD — June 2, 2026 — Westford Planning Board approves 219 Lincoln Road multi-family decision and advances West Prescott subdivision toward June 15 vote. The board voted unanimously at its June 2 meeting to approve the final 32-page permit decision for 219 Lincoln Road, covering both the MBTA Communities multi-family overlay district site plan and stormwater management for the Redgate project, with attorney Melissa Robbins confirming no objections to staff and board edits. The board also unanimously endorsed an approval-not-required lot division at 35 West Prescott Street, splitting a 3.619-acre parcel into a 22,011-square-foot building lot and a 3.2-acre non-building lot, before continuing the related definitive subdivision hearing to June 15 — the last meeting before summer recess — with three waiver requests unresolved, including a disputed stormwater basin setback abutting a multi-family property and an unresolved choice between asphalt Cape Cod berm and slope granite curbing. In a lengthy presentation, consultant Dylan Sussman of Dodson and Flinker previewed the draft Linked and Livable Littleton Road Area plan, which drew 163 public survey respondents and calls for sidewalk improvements, a Neshoba Greenway rail trail on a former rail bed, and a 10-foot shared-use path on Robbins Road; the board took no formal action, directing the plan's technical advisory committee to complete its review before any vote.