Holliston Planning Board approves Cassandra Lane residential subdivision with private roadway. The board voted to approve the three-lot development from applicant 2 Pines LLC, imposing 26 conditions including mandatory establishment of a homeowner's association to maintain the private road and
Planning Board approves two subdivisions, continues major projects. The board unanimously approved subdivision plans for 263 South Street, which creates a multi-family lot and open space lot for owner Walter Branson of Hanging Vines, and 340 Norfolk Street, where a 60-acre parcel owned by Christine
Planning Board approves Washington Street subdivision, extends construction deadline. Chairperson Barbara Peatie presided over the remote meeting with members James Read, Jason Santos, and Cortney Black in attendance as Vice-Chair David Thorn was absent. The board unanimously approved a subdivision
Holliston Planning Board unanimously rejects Power Paving facility on environmental grounds. The board voted 5-0 to deny a special permit and site plan review for an asphalt equipment storage operation at 1700 Washington Street, finding significant adverse environmental and neighborhood impacts.
Holliston Planning Board unanimously approved a zoning by-law amendment to define "kennels" in Section I-E and referred it to Town Meeting, while continuing its public hearing on a 2 Pines LLC Cassandra Lane Extension subdivision to June 18, 2026. Vice Chairperson Barbara Peatie presided as the
Planning Board adopts revised Rules and Regulations after months of public hearing. Chairperson Jason Santos presided as the board voted unanimously to approve eight sections of revised regulations, including Definitive Plan of a Subdivision, Streets, and Stormwater Management, with final
Holliston Planning Board unanimously approved a subdivision revision for 750 Concord Street and recommended removing a Master Plan bylaw amendment from the warrant. Vice Chairperson Barbara Peatie, presiding in the absence of Chairman Jason Santos, authorized endorsement of the revised plan for
Holliston Planning Board endorses industrial-zoned subdivision separating two buildings. Members voted unanimously to endorse the Approval Not Required plan for 551 Concord Street and 91 Kuniholm Drive, with Chairperson Jason Santos presiding over the remote meeting alongside Barbara Peatie, David
Planning Board unanimously approves Norfolk Street tree-removal permit for town sidewalk project. The board reviewed a drainage and roadway plan prepared by AP Associates Inc. for the full length of Norfolk Street and authorized DPW Director Sean Reese to negotiate tree mitigation on private
Holliston Planning Board unanimously approves site plan for three-family dwelling at 750 Concord Street. Vice Chairperson Barbara Peatie presided; applicant Rugny Properties presented the project, located in the MBTA Communities Multi-Family Overlay District, with plans by DGT Associates and