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Planning Board Continues Site Plan Review for Multifamily Development on Lancaster Street

July 23, 2025 | Leominster City, Worcester County, Massachusetts


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Planning Board Continues Site Plan Review for Multifamily Development on Lancaster Street
The Leominster Planning Board convened on July 21, 2025, to discuss several key developments and zoning matters affecting the city. The meeting primarily focused on site plans for new construction projects and the approval of various waivers related to zoning regulations.

One significant topic was the site plan application for a car dealership at 591603 North Main Street. The board agreed to continue discussions on this project, allowing the developers additional time to finalize their landscaping plans. The next meeting to review this application is scheduled for September 15, 2025.

The board also addressed a multifamily residential development at 86 Archer Hill Park Drive. Two waivers were requested: one concerning the requirement for a landscape plan prepared by a registered landscape architect, and another regarding parking design standards. Both waivers were approved unanimously by the board members, indicating support for the project’s progression.

In addition, the board reviewed a special permit for a mixed-use multifamily development on Lancaster Street. After a brief discussion, the permit was also approved, reflecting the board's confidence in the project's compliance with local regulations.

The meeting concluded with a discussion on upcoming zoning regulations and a comprehensive review of existing zoning laws, which will be further explored in the August meeting. The mayor has tasked the planning board with this review, emphasizing the importance of updating zoning regulations to meet the city's evolving needs.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the board's commitment to facilitating development while ensuring adherence to zoning standards, with several projects moving forward in the coming months.

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