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Friday, October 30, 2026 Dunstable, Massachusetts · Change town
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Planning Board Discussed Zoning Changes, Extended Property Reviews

The Planning Board extended two property application reviews and discussed a zoning proposal for residential commercial vehicles. The board unanimously extended ANR consideration at 0 Blodgett Street until March 17 and at 516 Main Street until March 2, both pending engineer review.

Planning Board · Meeting of February 17, 2026

DUNSTABLE — The Planning Board extended two property application reviews and discussed a zoning proposal for residential commercial vehicles. The board unanimously extended ANR consideration at 0 Blodgett Street until March 17 and at 516 Main Street until March 2, both pending engineer review. During discussion of an EDC zoning proposal to permit up to three commercial vehicles under 14,000 pounds in residential zones, members raised concerns about noise and safety and suggested relying on existing Massachusetts state vehicle categories.

The committee will return with revised language for future consideration. The board also unanimously approved a Tier II land disturbance completion certificate at 75 Mill Street.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of February 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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