Planning Board considers missing middle housing strategies for town corridors.
Planning Board explores missing middle housing strategies for Salisbury's main corridors. Grant Perry of Innes Land Use Strategies presented findings to the board, which unanimously approved April 8 meeting minutes and heard Director of Economic Development Bill Luster propose an inclusionary
Planning Board · Meeting of April 22, 2026
SALISBURY — Planning Board explores missing middle housing strategies for Salisbury's main corridors. Grant Perry of Innes Land Use Strategies presented findings to the board, which unanimously approved April 8 meeting minutes and heard Director of Economic Development Bill Luster propose an inclusionary zoning bylaw study. Planning Assistant Isabella Sollazzo and board members discussed cottage courts, starter homes, duplexes, fourplexes, and tiny home developments while balancing concerns about flood hazards and maintaining single-family character on the three state-owned entry roads.
The board also received a Master Plan Update status report.
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- The complete report — 260 words
Source: the Planning Board meeting of April 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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