Chelmsford Planning Board Denies Business Complex Permit on Riverneck Road

Overview: In a decision, the Chelmsford Planning Board denied a special permit for a major business complex at 1919-195 Riverneck Road, citing concerns over traffic and public safety. This decision came during a meeting where various permits and site plans were evaluated, including those for local fire stations and a contentious development on Princeton Street.

Chelmsford Planning Board Approves $6.27 Million Capital Improvement Budget

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Chelmsford Planning Board approved the Fiscal Year 2027 Capital Improvement Plan, setting a budget of $6,279,731 for various projects. The plan includes funding for essential public works equipment and infrastructure improvements, notably approving the inclusion of three additional projects after substantial discussion among board members.

Chelmsford School Infrastructure Projects Seek Funding Boost Amid Growing Needs

Overview: The Chelmsford Planning Board meeting focused on urgent infrastructure projects for local schools, highlighting the need for significant funding to address aging roofs, outdated safety systems, and essential electrical upgrades. These projects are important for maintaining the safety, compliance, and functionality of school facilities, with a proposed budget of millions to cover various critical needs.

Chelmsford Prioritizes Infrastructure Upgrades Amid Rising Costs and Aging Equipment

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Chelmsford Planning Board discussed infrastructure upgrades and equipment replacements across town departments, emphasizing the need to address aging facilities and rising costs, particularly focusing on municipal buildings and vehicle fleets.

Chelmsford Planning Board Denies Special Permit for Riverneck Road Contractor Yard Amid Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Chelmsford Planning Board’s recent meeting was marked by debate and the eventual denial of a special permit for an outdoor contractor yard at 191 to 195 Riverneck Road. Concerns over increased truck traffic and its potential impact on neighborhood safety and character dominated discussions. The board also addressed multiple planning and zoning issues, including the redevelopment of a fire station and a solar project on a landfill.