Inspector of Buildings at Town of Northbridge.
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The board conducted a review and discussion regarding Transfer Development Rights (TDR) as part of the Housing Production Plan, focusing on the preservation of conservation land, farmland, and open space, as well as the encouragement of higher density development. Other business included an update on the Master Plan Steering Committee, reminders for upcoming site plan reviews, and a general review of correspondence.
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The board discussed multiple development projects, including a site plan review for 95 Church Avenue, the Residences at Linwood Pond, and the Fox Hollow definitive subdivision, all of which were continued to future dates. The board signed a Certificate of Approval for the Northbridge Senior Center, issued a letter of support for the Parkview Commons Environmental Notification Form, and discussed updates regarding the 40R Smart Growth Zoning District, the Master Plan Update Steering Committee, and other project statuses.
The meeting featured a presentation from a summer intern regarding land use and watershed soil characteristics affecting water quality at Riley Pond. Two public meetings regarding Requests for Determination of Applicability (RDA) were conducted: the first concerning landscaping and drainage improvements at 584 Samuel Drive, resulting in a Negative Determination of Applicability, and the second regarding the confirmation of resource area limits for the Providence & Worcester Railroad Right-Of-Way, which resulted in a Positive Determination 2A. Additionally, the Conservation Agent provided an update on Castle Hill Day and a signed letter regarding Fletcher Street.
The trustees reviewed the financial status, approving an expenditure for citizen plaques. They discussed progress on the Korean War Memorial, which is awaiting a fence quote, and the 2026 Outstanding Service Award. The board addressed refurbishment of the World War I memorial, specifically the placement of planters and planned recognition for high school students who provided them, alongside designs for affixing plaques to the planters. Additionally, they reviewed the status of a monument inclusion for the Vietnam Memorial and confirmed the schedule for the next meeting.
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