Chelmsford Planning Board Reviews Detox Facility and Zoning Changes

Overview: During the recent Chelmsford Planning Board meeting, attention was given to the controversial proposal for a 150-bed detox facility on Bill Ricka Road and potential zoning changes around Vinyl Square. The board evaluated the detox facility’s operational and security measures, while also deliberating on zoning implications for local businesses and neighborhoods.

Chelmsford Planning Board Approves Nexus Recovery Center Amid Stormwater and Zoning Discussions

Overview: The Chelmsford Planning Board meeting on June 11th was marked by the approval of a new Nexus Recovery Center, alongside deliberations on stormwater management, zoning adjustments in various parts of town, and the fate of the Cushing Place Bridge project.

Chelmsford Planning Board Considers Zoning Changes to Boost Small Businesses and Redevelop Mills

Overview: The Chelmsford Planning Board meeting on April 23rd focused heavily on proposed zoning changes aimed at facilitating small business growth and redeveloping local mill properties. Prominent topics included the rezoning of 5559 Middlesex Street from IIA to CBLT to accommodate retail businesses and discussions on setbacks between residential and commercial zones. The board also explored the potential repurposing of local mills into collaborative spaces for entrepreneurial activities and debated the implications of mixed-use developments in certain zoning districts.

Chelmsford Planning Board Tackles Mall Redevelopment and Mixed-Use Proposals

Overview: The Chelmsford Planning Board meeting on April 9th was marked by discussions on proposed developments at the Chelmsford Mall and Riverneck Road, alongside concerns over pedestrian connectivity, traffic congestion, and zoning implications.

Chelmsford Planning Board Evaluates Zoning Changes and Overlays for Kate’s Corner Redevelopment

Overview: In the recent Chelmsford Planning Board meeting, focus was placed on zoning changes and the potential application of the Special Overlay District (SEID) at Kate’s Corner. The discussions included detailed considerations of dimensional requirements, zoning classifications, and strategies to align current lot conditions with future development goals.