Parking & Traffic Commission – Apr 14, 2026

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Time
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What was decided

The Commission recommended that the City Council support installing an ADA-compliant crosswalk on Hale Street near Oak and Juniper Streets, and support long-term sidewalk plans and interim signage for Common Lane. It also recommended that the Planning Board approve a site plan and special permit for a 5-unit townhouse project at 46 Federal Street, with conditions on parking, snow removal, and fire access. The Commission tabled approval of the January 6, 2026 minutes.

Decisions recorded

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Terms used here

ADA
Americans with Disabilities Act, the federal law on access for people with disabilities.
MBTA Communities
The state law (Section 3A of the Zoning Act) requiring cities and towns near MBTA service to allow multifamily housing by right in at least one district.
special permit
Permission from a board the zoning names, such as the Zoning Board of Appeals or the Planning Board, for a use or project the zoning allows only with that board's approval.
tabled
Set aside by a vote, to take up later. A tabled item comes back when the board votes to take it off the table.
variance
Permission from the zoning board to use or build on a property in a way the zoning doesn't allow, such as closer to a lot line, because of a hardship particular to the property.
ZBA
Zoning Board of Appeals.

All the terms in the glossary

Source

This meeting's agenda in the City of Beverly's Agenda Center (opens in new tab). First recorded by Beverly Publick on .