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Superintendent of Parks and Recreation at City of Chicopee
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The commission reviewed and approved a Notice of Intent for the replacement of three multi-use bridges at Chicopee Memorial State Park, granting a 5-year Order of Conditions inclusive of standard erosion control measures. Additionally, staff reported on the status of outstanding bills and provided updates regarding the cancellation of the subsequent meeting date.
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The board addressed several variance requests, approving side yard setback variances for a mixed-use building and a fence height variance for a residential property. Two variance petitions regarding property subdivision and lot dimensions were tabled until a future date. Additionally, the board discussed potential state government legislative changes that might impact board operations and training.
The board conducted elections for its leadership positions, voting to maintain current roles and appointing a representative to the Zoning Overhaul Committee. Additionally, a variance request for the property at 791 James St. was reviewed and approved, which will allow for the subdivision of the property to create a new single-family building lot.
The board reviewed several site plans and subdivision applications. They approved multiple waivers and preliminary site plans for a business service building project, a multi-family dwelling project with a landscaping waiver, and a contractor unit building project. The board also reviewed a preliminary subdivision plan for a 23-lot residential development, which included several waiver requests, and ultimately voted to deny the subdivision plan following public opposition regarding traffic, road conditions, and environmental concerns. Additionally, an ANR application was approved.
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