Panels vote to recommend data center moratorium
Northampton's Legislative Matters Committee and Planning Board both voted unanimously to recommend a one-year data center moratorium to the City Council.
Northampton's Legislative Matters Committee and Planning Board both voted unanimously to recommend a one-year data center moratorium to the City Council.
Northampton planning and legislative panels advance a sign ordinance rewrite, split 3-1 on the way.
Northampton Planning Board approves 91-unit affordable housing project on King Street.
Northampton Planning Board continues major downtown affordable housing hearing after design dispute.
Northampton Planning Board unanimously approved lighting waivers for Cooley Dickinson Hospital's ambulance canopy, allowing brighter and bluer light than city code permits.
Northampton Planning Board unanimously approves four-unit in-fill housing project at 39 North Street.
Northampton Planning Board unanimously approves two site plans requiring lighting and driveway compliance work. The board approved Alexandra Porter's conversion of a historic accessory structure at 114 S. Main Street in Florence to residential use, with exterior lighting required to comply with
Northampton Planning Board advances draft zoning amendment raising site plan review threshold to 2,500 square feet.
The Northampton Planning Board unanimously approved a 39-unit residential cluster on Glendale Road in Florence, subject to 10 conditions addressing open space, traffic safety, and environmental standards. Director Carolyn Misch clarified permitting procedures after neighbor concerns. The applicant
Northampton Planning Board continues Cooley-Dickinson lighting waiver and approves 39-unit Florence cluster development.
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