Planning Board

Tewksbury Planning Board continues 600 Woburn Street warehouse hearing after engineer cuts building by 25 percent.

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 sign special permit to Metro Sign & Awning at 1775 Main Street, allowing a new ground-

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-member board voted 5-0 to continue the site plan review and special permit for PEPDE

TEWKSBURY — April 27, 2026 — Tewksbury Planning Board voted 1-4 to reject a large apartment project at 15 and 41 Astle Street after 14 months of hearings. Chair Stephen Johnson was the sole vote in favor on all four motions — for waivers, site plan review, a land disturbance permit, and

TEWKSBURY — March 23, 2026 — Tewksbury Planning Board pushes back on regional housing production goals, backs zoning and modular strategy instead. At the March 23 meeting, member Jonathan Ciampa presented NMCOG's "At Home in Greater Lowell" plan, which calls for 9,800 to 17,800 new regional

Tewksbury Planning Board warns Main Street auto dealer and advances two development hearings.

Tewksbury Planning Board unanimously approves a Pinewood Road family suite and orders an auto dealer back before the board over repeated Route 38 safety violations.

Tewksbury Planning Board unanimously approved two family suite special permits and a revised commercial signage plan at its January 12 meeting.

Tewksbury Planning Board approves two special permits and continues a disputed 90-unit senior housing project to February over Route 38 driveway safety.

Tewksbury Planning Board approves two special permits and continues a disputed 90-unit senior housing project to February over Route 38 driveway safety.