Chief of Staff and Director of Operations at Town of Braintree
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The board conducted a hearing regarding a tobacco sales violation at Braintree Square Shell and imposed a penalty for a second offense. Additionally, the board received informational updates regarding the scheduling of annual flu clinics and the conclusion of the seasonal beach water testing program.
The Zoning Board of Appeals conducted hearings on two petitions. Petition #26-20 involved the demolition and reconstruction of a single-family dwelling, which was approved subject to specific conditions and plans. Petition #26-21 concerned a request to demolish and reconstruct a single-family dwelling on an undersized lot; despite public concerns regarding privacy, drainage, and neighborhood character, the Board approved the request based on the applicant's agreement to install drywells and privacy plantings. Additionally, the Board discussed recent amendments to Massachusetts zoning law, including new variance standards and nonconforming structure provisions, and determined that the town's current regulations regarding nonconforming uses remain sufficient.
The board addressed several old and new business items. Key actions included the appointment of a new Planning Board Clerk and the approval of a minor modification to a grading permit for 375-379 Granite Street. The board provided a favorable recommendation to the Town Council regarding a proposed zoning map amendment for 1701-1721 Washington Street. Furthermore, the board approved a site plan review for 19-23 Granite Street and accepted the withdrawal of a grading permit application for 5 Vine Street. Multiple other public hearings, including 60 Columbian Street, 1157 Washington Street, 370 Shaw Street, and 30 Ashworth Avenue, were continued to a subsequent meeting.
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