Planning Board bans data centers from all zoning districts
Wrentham Planning Board prohibited data centers from all zoning districts.
Wrentham Planning Board prohibited data centers from all zoning districts.
Planning Board continued hearing on Kenneth Miner Drive site plan modification amid competing noise studies. Applicant Greenn 1A LLC's consultant presented a noise study showing 46 dB A with modifications; abutters' consultant Cory Nickchen recommended 44 dB A per DEP guidelines. Board members
Wrentham Planning Board approves ADA ramp, continues Sonesta hotel hearing. The board unanimously approved a minor modification at 24 Common Street, replacing a proposed wheelchair lift with an ADA-compliant ramp of pressure-treated framing and aluminum railings. In the continued public hearing for
Wrentham Planning Board agrees to pursue data center moratorium. Vice Chair Charles Woodhams raised resident concerns about data center development, noting that Attleboro, Mansfield, and Norwood have pursued bans or limits on such projects. Members including Clerk Robert English, Alfred Bou-Assi,
Wrentham Planning Board postpones decision on proposed sports equipment storage facility expansion. The board continued its hearing on a site plan modification for Sports Turf Specialties at 20 & 20R Kenneth Miner Drive pending revised plans to address violations of 2008 storage restrictions.
Wrentham Planning Board continues two major project hearings. Board Chair Thomas Maloney presided over a brief meeting where all seven members unanimously postponed public hearings on two major development projects to August 19 without new testimony. The first project involves Fr. Agnel, Inc.'s
Wrentham Planning Board opens hearings for 72-room hotel and Taco Bell outparcel. Board Chair Thomas Maloney and members voted unanimously to open and continue to July 15 both the Arbor Inn Motel redevelopment on Washington Street, which would expand the site from 39 to 72 rooms in a 3-story
Planning Board unanimously approves scenic road permit for 280 Berry Street. The Jamgochian applicants will remove four trees and 92 linear feet of stone wall to improve sight distance, replacing the wall and planting 12 compensation trees either on Berry Street or at a town cemetery. Rick Goodreau
Planning Board unanimously approves Renner Farm Estates two-lot subdivision at 280 Berry Street. Chair Thomas Maloney, Vice-Chair Charles Woodhams, Jr., and Clerk Robert English were unanimously re-elected in the board's annual reorganization. The board approved all waivers and conditions for the
Planning Board advances two zoning options for South Street corridor to Town Meeting. Chair Thomas Maloney's board unanimously recommended options to rezone the Wampum Corner-Route 1A corridor either to B-2 only (southern parcels) or B-2 and B-1 (southern and northern), allowing residents to vote
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