Planning Board – Apr 28, 2026
- Where
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- Time
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What was decided
The Planning Board held a public hearing on Site Plan Review #170-26 and Special Permit #205-26 for 46 Federal Street, a project to demolish an existing dwelling and build five townhouse units with reduced parking aisle width. The Board made required special permit findings, then approved the special permit and site plan review with conditions from the Parking & Traffic Commission, Design Review Board, Board of Health, and Engineering Department. The Board also approved the April 7, 2026 meeting minutes as amended.
Decisions recorded
- Approved Special Permit #205-26 findings for 46 Federal Street, 6-0.
- Approved Special Permit #205-26 for 46 Federal Street subject to Conditions #1, 2, and 3 from the Parking & Traffic Commission's recommendation letter dated April 28, 2026, 6-0.
- Approved Site Plan Review #170-26 for 46 Federal Street incorporating conditions from the Design Review Board, Board of Health, and Engineering Department, 6-0.
- Approved the April 7, 2026 meeting minutes, as amended, 6-0.
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Terms used here
- 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.
- 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.
Source
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