BERNARDSTON For the second time on Thursday, the Planning Board continued its public hearing regarding a proposed self-storage facility, asking a representative to get some answers from the Las Vegas company applying for the necessary special.
Published: 6/23/2021 4:57:00 PM
The Rindge Zoning Board of Adjustment overturned the Planning Board’s approval of a site plan for the expansion of a storage facility, based on an appeal filed by the town’s Conservation Commission.
The Conservation Commission filed an appeal of the April 6 approval of a major site plan for Patriot’s Holdings, for a self-storage facility on Sears Drive, on the property of the former Sears building.
The plans include converting the current building, as well as an additional five self-storage buildings and associated parking.
After the approval, the Conservation Commission objected to the scope of the work being allowed within the buffer to wetlands on the property, including grading, drainage work, and cutting of vegetation.
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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
Published: 2/25/2021 4:39:58 PM
The Peterborough Planning Board heard a conceptual application for a 46-home development near the corner of Greenfield Road (Route 136) and Burke Road at their meeting on Feb. 8.
The applicant, Miami-based Lionheart Capital, already owns about 160 acres on the Burke Road site through Star Mountain Properties, their subsidiary company, according to tax parcel records. A large equestrian facility and a home with a guest house and a pool are already on the property. The proposed area is framed by Otter Brook.
The development would be comprised of two loops, one with 21 homes and the other with 25, Fieldstone Land Consultants engineer Chad Branon told Board members during the meeting, with the smaller loop surrounding existing horse paddocks, according to draft minutes. The development could be comprised of individual houses or condominiums, he said.
A developer is proposing a 20-home subdivision on Route 101 in Wilton.
The application, submitted by Glendale Homes of Hollis, would construct a 20-unit cluster development on a 24-acre parcel. The homes are anticipated to be two-story, four-bedroom bungalows, with a square footage of about 3,000 square feet.
Currently, there is a developed home on the property, but the majority of the property is wooded.
When asked about the timeline of the development, Nathan Chamberlin, of Fieldstone Land Consultants, representing the developer, said the pace of development and the cost of the homes would depend on the market and the rate the properties sold, though he noted that currently the demand is high. He said he would expect the houses to sell at the current market value.