Board Approves Affordable Unit On East Street, 4-1
Board approved affordable unit at 30 East Street (4-1) and building downsizing at 913 East Street (unanimous); three-bedroom conversion request withdrawn.
Board approved affordable unit at 30 East Street (4-1) and building downsizing at 913 East Street (unanimous); three-bedroom conversion request withdrawn.
The Tewksbury Planning Board voted to continue a contested distribution-facility hearing at 600 Woburn Street to September 14 after abutters renewed objections.
Tewksbury Planning Board approved a family suite special permit and continued warehouse review. The board unanimously approved the 999-square-foot family suite at 90 Jennies Way, owned by Nicholas and Alison Kehlbeck and represented by agent Paul J. O'Keefe. The board also unanimously continued its
Tewksbury Planning Board continues 600 Woburn Street warehouse hearing after engineer cuts building by 25 percent.
Planning Board approves monument sign permit for Lowell Five Center Savings Bank. Chair Stephen Johnson and the board unanimously approved a sign special permit for 1775 Main Street, allowing replacement of the existing non-conforming pylon sign with a monument-style design measuring 83 inches tall
Tewksbury boards selected 75 Radcliff Road for MBTA compliance. The Select Board and Planning Board voted unanimously (9-0) to adopt a two-district MBTA Communities Act compliance plan, selecting 75 Radcliff Road as part of sub-district 2 to preserve commercial property at 3 Radcliff Road. The
TEWKSBURY -- June 15, 2026, Tewksbury Planning Board approves a monument sign for Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank over one member's proximity objection. The board voted 4-1 Monday night to grant a
Tewksbury Planning Board approves two development projects, continues industrial warehouse case. Chair Stephen Johnson and members voted unanimously to approve a special permit for Paintball Wizard retail relocation to 885 Main Street, Unit 5 and a site plan review for a residential development at
TEWKSBURY -- May 11, 2026, Tewksbury Planning Board continued a contentious 21,000-square-foot industrial warehouse proposal and approved two other special permits at its May 11 meeting. Chair Stephen Johnson and the four-
Tewksbury Planning Board approves family suite, rejects Astle Street development. Chair Stephen Johnson and board members voted unanimously to approve a 1,000-square-foot family suite addition at 40 Judith E Drive presented by Shannon O'Neil and Mike Grover. However, all four motions for a
Get Tewksbury's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.