Southampton Explores 40R Overlay District Amidst Sewer Feasibility Concerns

Overview: The Southampton Planning Board held a joint meeting with the Select Board and Housing Authority, focusing on the potential establishment of a 40R overlay district and its implications for local development, particularly regarding infrastructure and zoning.

Southampton Board Greenlights Solar Project, Explores Land Acquisition

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Southampton Planning Board, the most developments included the approval of a residential solar array application with a waiver for vegetative screening and security bond, and a discussion on the acquisition and planning for a 54-acre property on College Highway. Additionally, the board approved an Approval Not Required (ANR) plan for four lots along Brickyard Road.

Southampton Planning Board Endorses ANR Plans, Re-Elects Chair

Overview: The Southampton Planning Board meeting on June 26th addressed a series of key items, including the endorsement of two Approval Not Required (ANR) submissions, the election of board officers, and discussions on electronic submission policies and upcoming public hearings. The board endorsed an ANR submission by Jane Rothchild for property adjustments on Cold Spring Road and approved another ANR related to an agricultural easement submitted by Edward Hamill on Glendale Road. Furthermore, the meeting saw Paul Damon re-elected as chair and discussions about the necessity of adhering to timely electronic submission policies for board materials.

Southampton Planning Board Tackles Sewer System Overhaul and 40R Zoning

Overview: The Southampton Planning Board recently convened to deliberate over developments concerning the town’s sewer system, with particular focus on its upgrade and expansion to support potential developments, including high-density affordable housing and commercial properties.

Southampton Board Endorses Family Land Conveyance, Debates Solar Project

Overview: The Southampton Planning Board meeting on May 1st addressed significant local developments, including the endorsement of a family land conveyance on White Loaf Road and a debate over a proposed solar installation on Strong Road. The meeting concluded with discussions on bylaw compliance for a solar project, municipal land acquisition, intercity collaboration on sewer infrastructure, and the approval of a solar advertisement payment.