Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a special permit for JPMorgan Chase to build at Shaw's Plaza on Main Street, finding proposed parking of 374 spaces adequate despite representing only 69 percent of zoning bylaw requirements. Chair John J. McNicholas and members William McNiff and Jared
Zoning Board advances 40B affordable housing hearing; schedules June site visit and closing session. The Board continued its review of Rosebay at Medfield Limited Partnership's 45-unit age-restricted rental project at 30 Pound Street during its fourth hearing on April 16, with applicant
Zoning Board continues Chase Bank special permit hearing to April 29. The Board, with Chair John J. McNicholas, Member William McNiff, and Associate Member Jared Gustafson present, heard that JPMorgan Chase's application for the 3,293-square-foot bank building at Shaw's Plaza would reduce parking
Zoning Board continues Rosebay affordable housing hearing to April 16 after detailed site and traffic review. Chair John J. McNicholas, joined by Michael W. Whitcher and Kristine Barton as voting members, heard presentations on the 45-unit age-restricted development's 58-space parking plan,
Zoning Board of Appeals continued a special permit hearing on JPMorgan Chase's proposed bank building at Shaw's Plaza. Chair John J. McNicholas, members William McNiff and Jared Gustafson, heard from applicant counsel Edward Cannon and engineer Randy Miron on the project's parking impacts and a
Zoning Board approves 32 Farm Street pool variance with stormwater safeguards. Chair John J. McNicholas, Associate Members Kristine Barton and Jared Spinelli voted unanimously to grant a special permit allowing a 29.2-foot rear yard setback where 50 feet is required, contingent on conditions
Zoning Board defers ruling on Chase Bank's parking adequacy pending Planning Board completion. Chair John J. McNicholas, William McNiff, and Jared Gustafson heard applicant testimony that 374 parking spaces would remain on Shaw's Plaza after construction—well above the projected 249-space demand
Medfield Zoning Board continues hearing on 45-unit age-restricted affordable housing at 30 Pound Street. Traffic engineer Scott Thornton projected minimal peak-hour trip generation (9 AM, 11 PM), but Chair John J. McNicholas requested actual vehicle registration and count data from a comparable
Zoning Board of Appeals conducted site visits to review a rear yard setback variance for a soaking pool at 32 Farm Street. Chair John J. McNicholas, Associate Members Kristine Barton and Jared Spinelli, and Land Use Director Maria De La Fuente inspected the property seeking approval for a 29.2 foot
Medfield Zoning Board approves special permit for Harding Street home expansion. The board voted unanimously on January 14 to authorize Andrew and Jennifer Montone to build a garage, primary suite, and family room at 164 Harding Street, increasing nonconforming lot coverage from 24.51 percent to
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