The Salisbury Planning Board unanimously approved two property completions and extended an ANR application review. Chairperson Warren Worth led the five-member board in approving a partial performance bond release for parking lot paving at 191 Lafayette Road and a Certificate of Completion for the
Salisbury Planning Board unanimously adopts Master Plan Phase 2 after year of engagement. Chairperson Warren Worth and the five-member board endorsed four sections--housing, open space and recreation, historic and cultural resources, and community services and facilities--following presentations by
Planning Board defers two major applications and opens hearing on mixed-use Elm Street development. Chairperson Warren Worth, Vice Chairperson John Schillizzi, Clerk Daniel Welch, and member Deborah Rider unanimously continued an Approval Not Required lot-line review for 81 Forest Road and opened a
The Planning Board unanimously recommended accepting Winterberry Circle as a town-owned public roadway. Director of Economic Development Bill Luster reported the subdivision project, originally approved under subdivision control law, had faced delays including the death of its developer but met all
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 approves prior minutes, discusses Master Plan and zoning updates. The board unanimously approved minutes from its March 25 meeting, with five voting members in favor. Planning Assistant Isabella Sollazzo reported the Master Planning process is wrapping up and the board will review
Planning Board unanimously endorses ANR for Lafayette Road lot-line adjustment. The Board approved the Form A application for 154 and 156 Lafayette Road (Map 22, Lots 2 and 151) on behalf of Boston North Development, with Planning Assistant Isabella Sollazzo confirming both lots meet ANR
Planning Board approves site modification, sets housing contribution at $40,988.94. The board unanimously approved a minor site plan modification for 38 Elmwood Street allowing applicant Jose Luna to connect to town water instead of installing on-site wells and septic systems, which the Director of
Planning Board approves storage facility with traffic and fencing conditions. The five-member board unanimously backed Boston North Development LLC's major site plan review and special permit for a 37-unit facility at 154 Lafayette Road, requiring a right-turn-only sign, non-chain-link fencing
Planning Board endorses subdivision plan for three Elm Street lots. The board voted 4-1 to endorse the application filed by F & D Realty to reconfigure properties at 125, 151, and 163 Elm Street, with parcels to be transferred to the town sewer treatment plant and town of Salisbury to accommodate
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