Ayer Planning Board unanimously approves 11-unit mixed-use building at 63 Main Street
Ayer Planning Board clears 11-unit mixed-use building at 63 Main Street with affordable unit and shared parking deal.
Ayer Planning Board clears 11-unit mixed-use building at 63 Main Street with affordable unit and shared parking deal.
Ayer Planning Board endorses Sign Bylaw amendment for Town Meeting. Chair Jonathan Kranz led the board in a 4-1 vote recommending proposed changes to Section 9.5 regulations to allow exterior window signs for businesses; board member Nathan King abstained pending Town Counsel review. Separately,
Ayer Planning Board recommends loosening window sign rules for downtown businesses.
Planning Board approves 14 Washington Street site plan modification. Chairman Jonathan Kranz and members voted unanimously to approve a major site plan modification converting the property from five residential units and commercial space to eight residential units, with all town departments
Ayer Planning Board approves 8-unit Washington Street conversion and opens hearing on 11-unit Main Street project.
Planning Board convenes for Lincoln Hills construction emergency. The special February 12 meeting addressed a February 6 fly rock incident and truck traffic violations at the development site, with project manager Jason Martin pledging installation of perimeter fencing, smaller blasts, additional
Ayer Planning Board convenes emergency session after blasting debris strikes occupied property at Lincoln Hill development.
Ayer Planning Board continues major hearings, begins Master Plan overhaul. The board deferred public hearings on a modified major site plan at 14 Washington Street — shifting from five residential units plus commercial space to eight residential units — and on Orion Park Drive subdivision
Ayer Planning Board advances an eight-unit downtown housing conversion and an industrial subdivision road toward decisions later this month.
Ayer Planning Board approves truck route change and Park Street mixed-use development. Chairman Jonathan Kranz, Vice Chair Nathan King, and members Julie Murray and Ken Diskin voted unanimously to modify the Lincoln Hills site plan to route oversized vehicles via Coolidge Road after confirming
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