Plainville Planning Board recommends three zoning amendments to Town Meeting. The board approved amendments to the Lot Requirements (modifying rear setback exceptions), the Town Center District (adding design guidelines with the Planning Board as design review authority), and the Senior Village
Plainville boards take no position but hear full pitch for 191-unit World Cup RV housing site.
Plainville boards pepper Hatch Materials with safety and zoning questions over proposed World Cup lodging camp.
Finance Committee approves prior minutes, explores World Cup housing revenue. Plainville's Finance Committee unanimously approved minutes from three prior meetings held in February and March and discussed municipal expense-reduction strategies to balance the budget. Chair Mark Johnson and members
Plainville Board of Health approves storage facility with stormwater waivers. The Board unanimously voted to approve an 8,450-square-foot storage/maintenance building at 76 Taunton Street, including waivers from Chapter 680 stormwater regulations allowing 3:1 side slopes instead of the required
Plainville boards review World Cup temporary housing proposal. The Conservation Commission, joined by the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, Board of Health, and Select Board, held an informational joint session on March 10 to consider a proposal from Hatch Materials to place 5-wheel camper
Plainville boards consider proposal for temporary World Cup housing at stadium site. Five municipal boards held an informational session on Hatch Materials' plan to place wheel campers at 80-82 Washington Street to accommodate approximately 1,700 World Cup attendees during games at Foxboro,
Plainville commission approves storage facility permit. The Conservation Commission unanimously approved a Certificate of Action for 157 South St LLC's 8,450-square-foot storage facility and parking at 76 Taunton Street following positive peer and Planning Board reviews represented by applicant
Board of Health hears World Cup temporary housing proposal. The Plainville Board of Health, in a joint informational meeting with five other boards on March 10, considered a proposal from Hatch Materials Organization to establish temporary housing for World Cup attendees at 80 Washington Street,
Plainville Select Board unanimously approved $48,581 in water treatment plant change orders at its March 10 meeting.