Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Published: 10/14/2020 4:07:11 PM
The Peterborough Planning Board discussed three proposals involving housing at their virtual meeting on Monday night. The Board got their first look at a three story multi-tenant building proposed for the lots on 104-108 Grove Street, which would house a dentist’s office and three apartments, briefly discussed a proposal to convert 28 Main Street, an all-commercial property, to a combination of commercial and residential uses, and granted a one-year extension to the development work at 63 Old Street, or the Stone Barn.
Dr. Tae Kwon of Monadnock Perio and Implant Center assured the Board that he’d work closely with his architect and consultant to provide a formal proposal that meets the needs of the town. His dental office would occupy the ground floor of the proposed building on Grove Street, just down from the Dunkin Donuts. The building was designed to be about the same height as another white building nearby at th
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Modified: 12/18/2020 11:37:15 AM
Two construction projects slated for the area just southeast of the Route 101 and 202 intersection in Peterborough got moved along at Monday night’s Planning Board meeting. The Board extended the lapsed project approval for the 64-bed medical detox facility operated by Bridge Street Recovery at 25 and 30 Bridge Street, located behind the Peterborough Plaza off Route 101, and greenlighted a three-story multi-tenant building proposed for the lots on 104-108 Grove Street, which would house a dentist’s office and three apartments.
The Board first approved the detox facility in Aug. 2018, but construction was delayed as Bridge Street Recovery partners worked out financing and realized they’d need to upgrade their materials to meet building code for the institutional medical facility. “It’s literally like a little hospital,” partner Stephen Bryan said in September, intended to treat inpatients struggling with subst