Natick Zoning Board Faces Backlash Over Proposed Residential Developments Amid Water Drainage and Size Concerns

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Natick Zoning Board, discussions centered around multiple residential development proposals, with significant public concern voiced regarding the scale of new constructions and their potential impact on water drainage. The board addressed several applications, including a controversial proposal to raise existing dwellings and construct larger homes, which residents argued would disrupt neighborhood aesthetics and exacerbate existing environmental issues.

Natick Zoning Board Meeting Deliberates on Proposals for Local Developments

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Natick Zoning Board, members reviewed several proposals, sparking debates over building heights, local zoning compliance, and neighborhood impacts. Key discussions included the proposed developments on Liberty Street and Westfield Road, as well as ongoing issues related to the self-storage facility on Mill Street. Concerns from residents and board members alike highlighted the complexities of adhering to zoning bylaws while accommodating community needs.

Natick Zoning Board Faces Economic Feasibility Challenges in Auburn Street Housing Project

Overview: The Natick Zoning Board meeting focused on the proposed housing development on Auburn Street, where debate centered on the project’s economic feasibility and the implications of reducing the number of units.

Natick Zoning Board Faces Height and Tree Concerns in Residential Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Natick Zoning Board of Appeals tackled issues involving height restrictions and tree preservation across multiple residential projects. Discussions were particularly focused on the impact of new constructions on neighborhood aesthetics, water runoff management, and the preservation of mature trees, with several community members voicing concerns.

Natick Zoning Board Grapples with Density and Parking Concerns Over Auburn Street Housing Project

Overview: The Natick Zoning Board meeting was dominated by discussions about the proposed affordable housing project on Auburn Street, where the board and community members expressed concerns over the project’s density, parking provisions, and potential impact on the neighborhood. The board examined modifications to architectural and civil engineering plans, debated the adequacy of parking, and considered the economic viability of reducing the number of residential units.