Politics & Government
Planning Board to Discuss Continued Applications
Two continued applications regarding Anne's Lunch and Reynold's Farm will be the topics at tonight's meeting.
The will review two continued applications regarding Anne's Lunch and a proposal at a meeting Tuesday night.
The main topic of discussion for Anne's Lunch will be about parking at the long-standing business, according to Town Planner Nora Loughnane, who said that the board will be looking at the number of parking spaces and seeing if it will be sufficient.
"Several parking plans have been submitted but have not been in compliance," said Loughnane.
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As for Reynold's Farm, the Planning Board will be reviewing a report made by a review consultant that the town hired last month.
The application for the project, submitted by Westwood resident and contractor Ed Musto, proposes 12 town-house style units at 1561 High St., which comprises about 3.5 acres of land.
The Planning Board chose Beals & Thomas to perform a peer review of Musto's application, and will continue discussions on the project Tuesday night. Questions from the public will also be addressed.
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The Board will also discuss the, with Loughnane giving her recommendation.
Loughnane explained that the board will be making no decision regarding the matter, but will instead be discussing how the application will be handled.
The meeting will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Champagne Meeting Room at the Carby Street municipal building.
