Planning Board Continues Four Development Hearings
Littleton's Planning Board continued four active development hearings without a single approval, and a member challenged a developer's late request for town fees.
Littleton's Planning Board continued four active development hearings without a single approval, and a member challenged a developer's late request for town fees.
Littleton Planning Board heard the Phase 3 site plan for King Street Common redevelopment. The proposal includes one-story retail and restaurant buildings with outdoor seating and Tuttle House reuse as cafe serving town common visitors with public restrooms.
Littleton Planning Board previews Tuttle House cafe concept for 550 King Street project.
The Planning Board continued two public hearings affecting Littleton's development landscape. The board heard arguments on proposed zoning amendments to increase setbacks for accessory structures from 10 to 15 feet and to update the town's accessory dwelling unit bylaw to comply with state law.
Littleton Planning Board continues ADU bylaw and Shaker Lane School hearings to October 8.
Planning Board voted unanimously to approve 86 units of affordable senior housing at 410 Great Road and two retail phases of King Street Commons.
Littleton Planning Board defers Tahattawan Road lot-split application pending procedural review. The board tabled an Approval Not Required application for a two-lot subdivision at 146-168 Tahattawan Road after members Mark Montanari and Daryl Kent Baker questioned whether the submission should
Littleton Planning Board tables Tahattawan Road ANR over chain-of-title concerns.
Planning Board schedules public hearing on draft ADU bylaw for September 3. Chair Jeffrey Yates led the board to unanimous consensus on a draft bylaw capping accessory dwelling units at 900 square feet, requiring common ownership with principal dwellings, banning short-term rentals, and limiting
Littleton Planning Board advances ADU bylaw revisions and opens hearing on 86-unit affordable senior housing project.
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