Dunstable Planning Board unanimously approved two Tier II Land Disturbance Permit Certificates of Completion for 75 Mill Street and 178 Westford Street.
Dunstable Planning Board agreed to pursue ADU bylaw amendments and schedule a solar facilities presentation.
Planning Board endorsed plan for two-lot division of 140 High Street property. The board unanimously approved the ANR plan dividing a 15.5-acre parcel into a 6-acre lot with existing structures and a 9.4-acre backland lot. Joan M. Simmons moved to approve; Jeffrey Pallis seconded.
Dunstable Planning Board voted unanimously to extend the 140 High Street ANR review to September 8. The applicant had requested additional time before the statutory response deadline passed.
Planning Board to review state zoning and permitting law changes before modifying bylaws. The board expressed concern regarding the scope of state-enacted legislation and agreed that additional review would be appropriate before considering changes to local regulations.
The Planning Board discussed state budget legislation that shifts zoning variance standards from undue hardship to practical difficulty, potentially affecting local authority over dimensional and frontage controls. Vice Chair Alan Chaney led the meeting with four members present.
Dunstable Planning Board unanimously approved a building permit release and returned review funds. The board at its July 6 meeting released the Tier 1 Land Disturbance permit for 125 Thorndike Street and returned approximately $415 plus accrued interest to applicant Bill Mitchell.
Planning Board unanimously approved a $3,000 engineering task order for a land disturbance permit review at 125 Thorndike Street. The Tier 1 permit concerns a driveway and culvert installation exceeding the 22,000-square-foot threshold; the applicant had not been aware of the requirement.
Dunstable Planning Board elected officers for fiscal year 2027, naming Alan Chaney chair, Jim Wilkie vice chair, and Jeffrey Pallis clerk in unanimous votes.
The Dunstable Planning Board voted to approve completion of a land disturbance project at 493 Main Street and close out the permit account for a project at 73 Depot Street with a $119.38 balance transferred to the town's general fund.
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