LITTLETON -- June 25, 2026, Littleton Planning Board opens hearing on five-unit Bluebird Farm cluster development at 359 King Street. Attorney Cheryl Gould presented the proposal on behalf of owner-applicant Dwight Long, calling
Littleton Planning Board hears senior housing proposal for 410 Great Road. Developers Lupoli Companies and nonprofit Hebrew SeniorLife presented a master plan for 70 to 90 deeply affordable senior housing units, drawing from the state's annual tax-credit financing system, which requires town
Littleton Planning Board receives informal pitch for 88-unit deeply affordable senior housing building at 410 Great Road.
Planning Board backs King Street residential and Town Green with conditions. The Littleton Planning Board unanimously approved the 319-unit JLB Residences Site Plan and Stormwater Permit at 550 King Street, with conditions requiring affordable housing, electric-vehicle charging stations, and a
Littleton Planning Board advances King Street Common on three unanimous votes and schedules LNG facility hearing.
Littleton Planning Board approves Building 200 site improvements; defers major decisions to May. The board unanimously voted to approve site plan and stormwater improvements for the former IBM office building at King Street Common, including new driveway, grade adjustments, and parking
Littleton Planning Board unanimously approved site improvements around Building 200 at 550 King Street and opened a public hearing for the project's proposed Town Green at its April 30 meeting.
Littleton Planning Board approves 318-unit residential development at King Street with 4-1 vote and affordability conditions. The JLB King Street Residences will include two buildings with over 400,000 square feet, 711 parking stalls, and 50 EV charging stations; Planning Board member Margot
Littleton Planning Board approves 318-unit King Street Residences site plan in a 4-to-1 vote.
Planning Board ratifies King Street development decision, debates affordable housing placement. The Planning Board voted 4 to 0 to ratify the final wording of its decision on the 550 King Street Commercial/Mixed-Use Development and continued a contested public hearing on the 318-unit residential
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