Planning Board voted 3-0 to approve private event space at 67 West Street, allowing the downtown property formerly occupied by My Gym to host private birthdays, showers, and dinners.
Planning Board voted to modify Bridlefield subdivision lot access. The Board approved a 5-0 modification to its Certificate of Approval for Lot 11 of the Bridlefield Definitive Subdivision, restricting the lot's access exclusively to Allen Lane and releasing it from homeowners association
Medfield Planning Board approves boundary adjustment and defers subdivision review. Laura Vaughan, owner of 1 Curve Street, and neighbor Charlie Ward at 5 Curve Street negotiated a realignment of their shared property line to reflect longstanding patterns of actual use; the Board voted 5-0 to
Medfield Planning Board voted to remove three dead or dying trees from public rights-of-way as safety hazards. Chair Paul McKechnie and members Teresa James, Corinne Schieffer, and Michael Gendron voted four to zero to remove a white pine from 19 Nebo Street leaning 45 degrees over the roadway, a
Medfield Planning Board approves cross-town property division at 655 Elm Street. The board voted unanimously on an ANR plan to split the property, which straddles the Medfield-Walpole line, into two parcels. All proposed construction would occur in Walpole. Land Use and Planning Director Maria De
Medfield Planning Board approves Chase Bank for Shaw's Plaza on 3-2 vote. The board voted 3-2 to permit a 3,293-square-foot Chase Bank branch at Shaw's Plaza, despite opposition from Members Paul McKechnie and Doug Larence who cited concerns about enforcement of parking and snow storage conditions.
Medfield defers Chase Bank site plan vote pending parking relief decision. The Planning Board continued deliberations on R.K. Medfield LLC's proposed 3,293-square-foot bank building at Shaw's Plaza, with Chair Teresa James and members Paul McKechnie, Doug Larence, Corinne Schieffer, Sean Tiernan,
Planning Board unanimously closed the Chase Bank public hearing but postponed its decision to April 27 over concerns about whether fire trucks can safely navigate an S-curve parking configuration. Resident Joseph Kelly testified that traffic studies understated parking demand; Fire Chief Bill
Planning Board advances Chase Bank site plan to April hearing. The Medfield Planning Board continued its review of a proposed Chase Bank at Shaw's Plaza to April 14, allowing staff to evaluate revisions addressing fire truck maneuverability concerns. Engineer Nick Dewhurst confirmed changes
Medfield Planning Board votes to advance two zoning amendments to Town Meeting. The Board unanimously recommended a sign bylaw that increases home occupation signage to four square feet and establishes a 3.5-footcandle illumination limit. By a 3-0 vote with two members abstaining due to property
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