Fall River Planning Board Approves Final Plans for Bronson Street Roadway Reconstruction

Overview: The Fall River Planning Board meeting on December 10, 2025, highlighted the approval of the Bronson Street roadway reconstruction, the endorsement of several property plans, and the setting of the 2026 meeting schedule. The board also made recommendations to the city council regarding roadway acceptances.

Fall River Planning Board Delays Street Acceptance Amid Documentation Concerns

Overview: In a meeting held on November 7, 2025, the Fall River Planning Board faced several critical decisions, most notably tabling the acceptance of streets in the Highland Farms phase 2 subdivision due to incomplete documentation. The board also tackled multiple property division applications, endorsing plans contingent on variances and zoning regulations.

Fall River Planning Board Delays Key Road Projects Due to Incomplete Work

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fall River Planning Board decided to delay acceptance of multiple road projects due to unfinished work and incomplete inspections, affecting Brookfield Terrace, Fieldstone Lane, Stony Brook Circle, and Bronson Street. The board also endorsed several property subdivision proposals, facilitating new residential projects within the city.

Fall River Planning Board Approves Subdivision Plans, Clears Path for New Developments

Overview: The Fall River Planning Board greenlit several land subdivision plans, paving the way for new residential developments and infrastructure improvements. Among the notable decisions were the approvals for converting a church rectory into apartments and the clarification of land use rights for a religious congregation, alongside necessary endorsements for other property subdivisions across the city.

Fall River Planning Board Approves Subdivision of Nuisance Property to Resolve Back Taxes

Overview: In a concise meeting on May 14, 2025, the Fall River Planning Board approved several land subdivision applications, including one for a property on Holland Street known for its past issues with back taxes and maintenance. This decision is expected to facilitate the resolution of these problems by creating two parcels, one of which will continue to host the existing single-family dwelling. The variance granted allows for the creation of a second lot that does not meet standard frontage and area requirements. The board expressed approval for the applicant’s efforts to address the property’s history and bring it into compliance.