The Bolton Planning Board approved lighting and turf upgrades for the Nashoba Regional High School field without a new hearing. Members Robert Romer, James Barr and Michael Gore voted 3-0 in favor; Michael Lau recused himself.
Bolton's Planning Board advanced its Forbush Mill rezoning and cleared a routine lot-line change. Members Robert Romer, James Barr, Michael Gore and a member identified as Eric approved, 4-0, an Approval Not Required plan splitting a house lot at 118 South Bolton Road for Paul and Mary Slade.
Bolton Planning Board established zoning standards for Forbush Mill, setting new development parameters.
Planning Board unanimously endorses lot-line creation for state property. The board voted 3-0 to approve an Approval Not Required for a DCAMM parcel across from Forbush Mill Road soccer fields, establishing a new boundary line between Bolton and Lancaster. Cliff Roeger of Nitsch Engineering
Planning Board unanimously released South Bolton Estates from covenant on June 10. The board voted 4-0 to approve the tri-party agreement with a June 2027 expiration, allowing prospective buyer Brian Lee to proceed with closing on Lot 6. The board also reviewed a draft bylaw for the Forbush Mill
Planning Board approved three-cottage lodging at the International Golf Club. Chair Robert Roemer and members Michael Gorr, Austen Groener, and Michael Lau voted unanimously to grant a special permit and site plan to Escalante International, LLC for construction of three 12-room cottages as an
Bolton Planning Board votes unanimously to approve security bond and release subdivision funds. The Board approved a $558,056 security requirement for the South Bolton Estates subdivision, incorporating prevailing wage rates and a 20 percent contingency per calculations by Horsley Witten.
Bolton Planning Board endorses Moderator Way for street acceptance. Chair Robert Roemer led a unanimous 5-0 vote recommending the Keyes Farm Subdivision street for Town Meeting acceptance following meetings with Century Mill Estates residents regarding indemnification and drainage concerns. The
Bolton Planning Board approves accessory dwelling unit and zoning warrant articles. The board voted unanimously 4-0 to approve a 1,199-square-foot detached accessory dwelling unit at 113 Still River Road, with the driveway apron to be paved 20 feet from the roadway. The Planning Board also advanced
Planning Board recommends four zoning amendments while delaying two for further study. The board voted unanimously to recommend Driveway (Section 250-17), Major Residential Development (Section 250-15), Inclusionary Zoning (Section 250-27), and Land Use (Section 250-12.D) amendments, pending Town
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