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The Board held a public hearing regarding a special permit application to renovate and construct a single-story detached two-car garage. The board reviewed the project scope and the proposed site plan. Following the deliberation, the board voted to approve the application, subject to specific conditions regarding the use of dark sky lighting on the garage.
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The committee discussed updates on the Ricci Trail, including ownership and conservation restrictions. Other key topics included design considerations for Ballfield Road, such as bike lane placement, sidewalk and speed hump incorporation, and conservation requirements. The committee reviewed upcoming committee vacancies, received updates on a roadway pavement condition survey and ongoing water main projects, and addressed logistical issues regarding a town hall crosswalk contract and traffic enforcement on Tower Road.
The commissions met to discuss several property applications. The Historic District Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for the construction of a shed at 29 Lincoln Road. The Historical Commission determined that portions of an existing building at 145 Tower Road are not preferably preserved. A hearing regarding a demolition application for 5 Hawk Hill Road was continued to a future date to allow for the presentation of design materials. Additionally, the Historical Commission determined that the barns at 59 Conant Road and the house at 89 Lexington Road hold historical, cultural, or architectural significance. Finally, the commissions received a status report on proposed revisions to the dark skies bylaw from the Planning Board's subcommittee and authorized a letter of support for the initiative.
The Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed several special permit applications. This included a request to remove an existing deck and construct an enclosed addition, for which the board requested corrected plans regarding roof height and setback dimensions. Additionally, the board approved a special permit for an accessory apartment within a detached barn structure, contingent upon confirmed setback measurements. The board also moved to continue a hearing regarding a shed construction project.
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