Planning Board backs data center moratorium
The Planning Board voted unanimously on three zoning matters and roadway acceptance at its September 15 meeting.
The Planning Board voted unanimously on three zoning matters and roadway acceptance at its September 15 meeting.
Hudson Planning Board voted unanimously to amend rules on subdivision application filing fees. The amendment to the Subdivision Control Rules and Regulations sets the fee for a Plan Believed Not to Require Approval at $100 plus $100 per lot created, said Chair Robert D'Amelio.
Planning Board voted to increase ANR filing fees to $100 per application. According to the July 21 meeting minutes, the Planning Board unanimously approved a new fee structure for Adjusted Not-Required plan applications with a $100 base fee plus $100 per building lot.
The Hudson Planning Board unanimously approved a 5,100-square-foot addition to the Walmart Supercenter at 280 Washington Street to support online order fulfillment.
Planning Board extended Indian Farms Subdivision approval through December. Developer Brian Jacobs plans to complete construction by August and hopes for November roadway acceptance; Vice Chair Rodney Frias moved the extension to December 1, 2026, seconded by Clerk Joseph Mitchell, approved 4-0-0.
The Planning Board voted unanimously to accept withdrawal of a 12-lot residential development application at 0 Field Stream Lane. Chairman Robert D'Amelio moved to accept the withdrawal letter from applicant Brett Sarno, who submitted it without prejudice.
The Hudson Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan for industrial development at 75 Reed Road. Chairman Robert D'Amelio, Clerk Joseph Mitchell, and Members Darryl Filippi and David Daigneault voted 4-0.
Hudson Planning Board unanimously approved childcare facility conversion at 83 Central Street with parking and traffic conditions.
Planning Board closed the continued public hearing on National Development's 950,000 square foot industrial facility at 75 Reed Road after presentations on site design, traffic, stormwater, and sound attenuation.
The Planning Board endorsed a revised ANR plan for 152 Forest Avenue on a 3-2 vote, removing a "not buildable" designation from parcel A following the 2024 Affordable Homes Act.
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