ZBA Denies Winslow Road Parking Permit
The Belmont Zoning Board of Appeals denied a special permit for expanded front-yard parking at 18-20 Winslow Road and approved setback relief for home additions at 3 Frederick Street and 30 Jackson Road.
The Belmont Zoning Board of Appeals denied a special permit for expanded front-yard parking at 18-20 Winslow Road and approved setback relief for home additions at 3 Frederick Street and 30 Jackson Road.
The Belmont Zoning Board of Appeals continued a contested administrative appeal over automobile repairs at 23 White Street to its October 5 meeting.
Zoning Board continued 23 White Street mixed-use hearing to September 14 over plan flaws and abutter concerns.
The Belmont Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0-0 to continue a four-unit mixed-use special-permit case at 23 White Street to September 14.
Zoning Board of Appeals approved four special permit requests for residential and commercial expansion.
The Belmont Zoning Board of Appeals approved four special permits and continued a fifth for lack of quorum.
The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved four special permits and clarified zoning rules for dual-designated properties. Vice Chair Elliot Daniels presided in the absence of Chair Casey Williams at the June 15 meeting.
Belmont Zoning Board clears four residential projects in a single meeting. The board voted 5-0 to approve special permits for John Manning Jr. to reduce setbacks at 50 Hillside Terrace and for Lauren Monovich to add a second floor at 39 Thomas Street. In public hearings, it voted 5-0 to permit
Zoning Board of Appeals approves special permit for Van Ness Road deck and hot tub. Chair Casey Williams, Vice Chair Elliot Daniels, and Full Members Alexandra Danahy, Teresa MacNutt, and Carol Berberian unanimously approved Stephan Evans' request for a rear setback reduction from 28.7 feet to 20.9
Zoning Board of Appeals approves two residential special permits on January 5. The board voted 5-0 to approve Daniel Fonseca's two special permits for a rear addition, front porch, and rear deck at 7 Oak Avenue, which required relief from lot coverage (proposed 28.51 percent versus 25 percent
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