Planning Board approves Bagel Bean food truck at 358 Allen Street

March 27, 2025 | Town of Hampden, Hampden County, Massachusetts

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A food truck venture is set to roll into Hampden, as the Planning Board approved the location for Bagel Bean at 358 Allen Street during their March 26 meeting. The decision came after discussions about visibility and parking arrangements, ensuring that the food truck will be easily seen by passing drivers while parked behind a garage.

The board members expressed their support for the new business, with one member making a motion to approve the location, which was quickly seconded and passed unanimously. The owner was encouraged to meet with Eva, presumably a town official, to finalize details.
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In addition to the food truck approval, the board also moved to nominate a member, Christina, for the Community Preservation Committee (CPC) despite her absence from the meeting. The role involves overseeing the allocation of community preservation funds for local projects, including upcoming initiatives like new umbrellas for the town's spray park.

Looking ahead, the Planning Board is gearing up for a public hearing scheduled for April 16, where they will discuss ongoing projects, including updates on the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) and Development of Environmental Standards (DES) bylaws. This meeting will be crucial for residents to voice their opinions and stay informed about local developments.

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