The Zoning Board of Appeals meeting held on April 24, 2014 is available for viewing online:
 Case #1 – 190 Edgewater Drive
The owner seeks a Special Permit to allow the construction of residential improvements including a deck, pool, hot tub, pervious terrace and walkways within the Flood Plain Zoning District.
Case #2 – 9 Mercer Road
The owners have made an Appeal to the Building Inspector’s Decision to allow a covered entry porch which was built within the setback to remain.
Case #3 – 18 Rolling Lane
The owner seeks a Special Permit to permit a second story addition above the existing garage.
Case #4 – 68 Highland Avenue
A tenant has applied for a Special Permit to operate a take-out food counter as an accessory to an Italian food retail establishment.
Case #5 – 27 Curve Street continued from March 20, 2014
A prospective purchaser has applied for a Special Permit to allow a substitution of a non-conforming use to construct a single three-unit residential building.
Case #6 – 32-34 Pleasant Street
A prospective purchaser has applied for a Special Permit to allow the demolition and reconstruction of the lawful pre-existing non-conforming two-family dwelling.
Case #7 – 925 Webster Street
The owner seeks to transfer the permit between two LLCs and to amend a Special Permit to allow a plan substitution for the partial and/or total demolition and reconstruction of an existing lawful, non-conforming building as necessary due to field conditions, to the same limits, location, and extent previously approved in the Special Permit. The original Special Permit granted six residential dwelling.
Agenda:
Minutes: Review and approve minutes from the March 20, 2014 meeting. Case #1 – 190 Edgewater Drive
The owner seeks a Special Permit to allow the construction of residential improvements including a deck, pool, hot tub, pervious terrace and walkways within the Flood Plain Zoning District.
Case #2 – 9 Mercer Road
The owners have made an Appeal to the Building Inspector’s Decision to allow a covered entry porch which was built within the setback to remain.
Case #3 – 18 Rolling Lane
The owner seeks a Special Permit to permit a second story addition above the existing garage.
Case #4 – 68 Highland Avenue
A tenant has applied for a Special Permit to operate a take-out food counter as an accessory to an Italian food retail establishment.
Case #5 – 27 Curve Street continued from March 20, 2014
A prospective purchaser has applied for a Special Permit to allow a substitution of a non-conforming use to construct a single three-unit residential building.
Case #6 – 32-34 Pleasant Street
A prospective purchaser has applied for a Special Permit to allow the demolition and reconstruction of the lawful pre-existing non-conforming two-family dwelling.
Case #7 – 925 Webster Street
The owner seeks to transfer the permit between two LLCs and to amend a Special Permit to allow a plan substitution for the partial and/or total demolition and reconstruction of an existing lawful, non-conforming building as necessary due to field conditions, to the same limits, location, and extent previously approved in the Special Permit. The original Special Permit granted six residential dwelling.
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