Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission Tables Key Discussions on Residential Parking and Public Engagement

Overview: The Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission meeting focused on topics, including proposed amendments to the citywide parking regulations, public engagement strategies, and traffic safety improvements. The commission tabled discussions on various issues to allow for further public input and consideration.

Chelsea Licensing Commission Debates Extended Hours and Disciplinary Actions for Local Establishments

Overview: The Chelsea Licensing Commission meeting on August 14, 2025, was marked by discussions on two issues: the potential extension of operating hours for local bars and restaurants and disciplinary actions against Las Vegas Restaurant and Bar for violations.

Chelsea Zoning Board Approves Driveway Permits Amid Parking Concerns and New Driving School Proposal

Overview: The Chelsea Zoning Board of Appeals addressed several significant proposals during their recent meeting, including the approval of special permits for driveway openings on Lewis Street and Congress Avenue, despite parking and maneuverability concerns. Additionally, a proposal for a driving school that would require special consideration due to limited parking availability was discussed.

Chelsea Licensing Commission Deliberates on Entertainment and Cannabis Business Hours Amid Community Concerns

Overview: At the Chelsea Licensing Commission meeting on July 14, discussions centered on the approval of entertainment licenses and the proposed extension of operating hours for a cannabis establishment.

Chelsea Zoning Board Faces Intense Resident Pushback on Development Proposal

Overview: The Chelsea Zoning Board meeting was dominated by discussions surrounding a proposed residential development by Chelsea Hospitality LLC for a new 34-unit building, which invoked significant opposition from local residents concerned about its impact on the neighborhood. The project, which seeks several variances, including those for height and parking, was a focal point of the meeting as residents voiced their concerns about the implications for their community’s quality of life and infrastructure.