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Planning Board – Oct 6, 2026

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Beverly Police Department, Beverly, MA 01915
Scheduled until
10:00 PM

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The board will consider a recommendation to accept part of Millbrook Road as a public way, review a subdivision plan for 23 Cressy Street, and adopt a Fiscal Year 2027 fee for affordable housing units. It will also set hearing dates for a 179-unit development at 37 Enon Street and a proposed zoning moratorium on data centers.

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CITY of BEVERLY

PLANNING BOARD

191 Cabot Street Beverly, Massachusetts 01915 Phone (978) 921-6000 Fax (978) 921-6187

2026 SEP 30 P 12:09

Mayor Michael P. Cahill

Planning Director Darlene Wynne, AICP

Chairperson George Gomes

Vice-Chair <Vacant>

Members Judy Ashkenaz Sarah Bartley Ellen Flannery Grace Lee Wayne Miller Michael Vigorito <Vacant>

MEETING NOTICE

Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at 7:00 pm City of Beverly Police Department Community Room 175 Elliott Street, Beverly, MA 01915

  • Call to Order

  1. Recommendation to City Council for acceptance of a portion of Millbrook Road between 15 and 51 Millbrook Road as a public way

  2. Subdivision Approval Not Required Plans a. 23 Cressy Street – Louis J. Muggeo

  3. Recess for Public Hearings

  4. Reconvene Meeting

  5. Adopt Fiscal Year 2027 Fee in Lieu of Affordable Housing Units – Update Table 1 per Chapter 315 Inclusionary Housing Regulations

  6. Set Date for Future Public Hearings a. Site Plan Review #171-26, Special Permit #207-26, and Inclusionary Housing Application #31-26 – 37 Enon Street – Beverly Tre LLC c/o Alexander & Femino, One School Street, Beverly, MA 01915 i. Applicant will demolish the existing supermarket at the property and construct a new building containing 179 residential apartments. 60% of the new apartments will be one-bedroom apartments and 40% will be two-bedroom apartments. Twenty-two (22), or 12%, of the new apartments will be affordable to households with income at or below 60% of the area median income (AMI) that applies to subsidized housing in the City of Beverly, as reported annually by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) adjusted for household size. The new building will also contain approximately 2,600 square feet of retail space. The Applicant is seeking a Special Permit from Sections 300-59D and 300-59E of the City of Beverly Zoning Ordinance to allow 281 parking spaces where the Zoning Ordinance requires 367 parking spaces. This reduction results in 1.5 parking spaces per residential unit. b. Public Hearing on City Council Order #TBD – Proposed Amendments to the City of Beverly Zoning Ordinance – Institute a Temporary Moratorium on Data Center Use

  7. Approval of Minutes (as available): a. September 15, 2026

  • Adjournment

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Terms used here

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.

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