The Swampscott Zoning Board of Appeals, operating with only four of its five members, unanimously approved five special permits covering Paradise Road, Essex Street and Palmer Avenue projects, and continued a 45 Pleasant Street housing proposal to November 17.
The Swampscott Zoning Board of Appeals voted 3-0 to deny an abutter's appeal challenging construction at 24-28 Ingalls Terrace.
Swampscott's Zoning Board of Appeals found most of a Littles Point Road storage-shed appeal too late to hear, but sent fine questions back to the building inspector.
Swampscott's Zoning Board of Appeals continued an attic-expansion hearing to June 16 after finding the plan needs a variance, not a special permit.
Zoning Board approves setback relief for Puritan Road covered porch project. The board unanimously granted a Dimensional Special Permit allowing applicant B. Scott Miller's covered porch to remain six feet from the side property line where code requires 7.5 feet, with Chair Heather L. Roman
The Swampscott Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-0 to approve a limited permit for a vertical addition at 5 Huron Street after the applicant withdrew plans to convert it into a two-family home.
The Swampscott Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 to approve a comprehensive permit for a 41-unit senior and veteran housing project on Pine Street and New Ocean Street.
The Zoning Board of Appeals continued its hearing on the 41-unit Veterans Crossing senior housing project to February 10.
Swampscott Zoning Board delays comprehensive permit decision on 41-unit seniors housing. The board voted unanimously on February 3 to continue Petition 25-15, filed by BBH Community Development LLC c/o B'nai B'rith Housing New England Inc., to its February 10 meeting. Chair Heather L. Roman
The Zoning Board of Appeals continued a hearing on a 41-unit senior housing project to February 3. The board is weighing petition 25-15, filed by BBH Community Development LLC for B'nai B'rith Housing New England at 10 New Ocean Street and 12-24 Pine Street, under Chapter 40B.
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