Littleton Planning Board moves closer to approving a 318-unit apartment complex at 550 King Street, continuing its public hearing to April 2 pending a final stormwater peer review back-check.
Planning Board unanimously appoints brand consultant Bloomstein to interim Planning Board vacancy. The Planning Board, in a joint meeting with the Select Board, voted 9-0 to appoint Margot Bloomstein, a brand and content strategy consultant, to fill the Planning Board seat through the May 9, 2026
Littleton Planning Board approves 550 King Street phase 1 with affordable housing commitment. The board voted 4-0 to approve the Amendment to Definitive Subdivision Plan and Stormwater Review and Site Plan for the first phase of the mixed-use development, conditional on the developer providing four
Littleton Planning Board unanimously approved the commercial and mixed-use first phase of the 550 King Street King Street Common development at its March 5 meeting.
Planning Board approves four-lot ANR at Tahattawan Road; continues King Street hearings. The Planning Board unanimously approved an Approval Not Required subdivision for 146 Tahattawan Road, creating four residential lots on the former Catalanotto Christmas Tree Farm. The lots meet zoning
Littleton Planning Board opens consolidated hearings on 318-unit apartment building and revised King Street retail, continues both to March 5.
Littleton Planning Board schedules residential-phase public hearings for King Street Common. The board voted unanimously to hold the first hearings for the residential component on February 12 at 6:40 p.m., and to continue hearings on the commercial phase and amended subdivision later that evening
Littleton Planning Board continues King Street Common hearings, demands fire safety fix and affordable housing clawback.
Littleton Planning Board debates ADU zoning before May town vote. The board heard extensive public input on a revised accessory dwelling unit bylaw required to comply with Massachusetts' 2024 Affordable Homes Act, which mandates all municipalities allow ADUs by right starting February 2, 2025.
Littleton Planning Board opens first site plan hearing for King Street Common retail phase, pressing developer on street activation and affordable housing.
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