Planning Board approves Byfield Heights site work
Newbury's Planning Board unanimously cleared Byfield Heights for site work.
Newbury's Planning Board unanimously cleared Byfield Heights for site work.
Newbury Planning Board approved the 15 Central Street two-lot subdivision after closing a continued hearing. The Board unanimously approved off-site improvements and the final decision.
Newbury Planning Board rules Farm View Lane asphalt a major change, clears two subdivisions.
Planning Board approves fiscal 2027 signatories; continues two major projects. The Board unanimously designated Chair Woody Knight and Vice Chair Peter Paicos as primary and alternate signatories for FY2027 bills and Approval Not Required plan filings at the Registry of Deeds. The Board also
Planning Board approves boulevard entrance for 44-unit Byfield Heights project. The board unanimously backed the entrance plan for the multi-family development at 34 Central Street under the MBTA Communities Multi-Family Overlay District, with Planning Director Kristen Grubbs and the applicant,
Newbury Planning Board continues hearing on proposed two-lot Central Street residential project. The board unanimously directed applicant Michael Becker to engineer pedestrian improvements at the subdivision entrance, including a sidewalk and pedestrian crosswalk consistent with Merrimack Valley
Newbury Planning Board continues Central Street subdivision hearing, orders detailed intersection safety plan.
Newbury Planning Board approves partial security release for subdivision, advances housing initiatives. The Board unanimously released $19,150 from the Cypress Hollow Subdivision account at 100 High Road, leaving $19,412 remaining. The Board also heard a presentation on 40Y Starter Home Zoning from
Newbury Planning Board tables decision on single-access modification for a 44-unit development, citing unresolved questions about the applicant's best efforts to secure a secondary emergency access road.
Planning Board closes out 84 Boston Road site plan review. Vice Chair Peter Paicos led the June 3 virtual meeting in the absence of Chair Woody Knight, with Lawrence Murphy, Scott Kinter, and Stephen Mangion voting unanimously to approve completion of the Site Plan Review for K&R Construction
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