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Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling unit projects

Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling unit conversions on Barker Road and Summer Street. The five-member board unanimously approved a 520-square-foot detached unit for applicant Candace Thornton at 27 Barker Road with conditions including a required walkway and a restrictive covenant

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Planning Board upholds permit requirements in pre-construction dispute

Scituate Planning Board holds firm on pre-construction permit requirements. During a contentious discussion on the 48 Neal Gate Street project, the Board rejected attorney Steve Guard's request to allow site preparation without full permits, with Town Planner Karen Joseph and Chair Patricia Lambert

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling units in single evening

Planning Board approves two accessory dwelling units while continuing gateway redevelopment. The board unanimously approved a 572-square-foot ADU at 78 Hatherly Road for applicant Cheryl A. Rice and a 872-square-foot detached ADU at 82 Elm Street Rear owned by Joseph M. and Katharine Glennon. Both

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Planning Board approves ADU at 104 Cornet Stetson Road

Scituate Planning Board approves ADU at 104 Cornet Stetson Road. The board voted unanimously to approve the site plan for a 632-square-foot accessory dwelling unit within the principal dwelling owned by David Isbrandt, which meets town zoning and Board of Health standards. In related business, the

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