Board Reorganizes Leadership, Approves Three Residential Variances
Zoning Board of Appeals approves three residential variances at July reorganization meeting. James Lawrence was unanimously elected as the new Chair, replacing William Casbarra. The Board unanimously approved variances for Michael and Patricia Kovalski to build a garage at 391 Franklin Street; for
Zoning Board of Appeals · Meeting of July 8, 2026
WRENTHAM — Zoning Board of Appeals approves three residential variances at July reorganization meeting. James Lawrence was unanimously elected as the new Chair, replacing William Casbarra. The Board unanimously approved variances for Michael and Patricia Kovalski to build a garage at 391 Franklin Street; for Angela Gotter to operate a home-based baked-goods business at 55 Alderbrook Court with operating-hour and parking restrictions; and an appeal by David Brown and Marie-Elise Boyer-Brown regarding their shed at 525 Thurston Street, which was declared legally non-conforming.
A commercial variance application at 1048 South Street was continued to August 12, 2026. ===BRIEF===
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