Auburn Planning Board Advances Inclusionary Zoning Bylaw
Auburn Planning Board advanced a 15 percent inclusionary zoning bylaw and split over how to classify a scaled-back warehouse project.
Auburn Planning Board advanced a 15 percent inclusionary zoning bylaw and split over how to classify a scaled-back warehouse project.
Auburn Planning Board approves inclusionary zoning requirement for new housing. The board unanimously voted to require fifteen percent of new residential units at eighty percent of area median income for projects with ten or more dwelling units, emerging from the town's housing production plan. The
Auburn Fire Station Building Committee clears $132,433 change order and a $970,158 payment.
Auburn Housing Authority reports reserves near 70 percent, tables a revolving-fund vote.
Auburn's Conservation Commission unanimously revoked the Department of Public Works' blanket order of conditions Wednesday after Chair Michael Garland documented erosion control failures on at least two active town construction sites.
Auburn Board of Health declares one dog dangerous, two nuisance, and upholds tobacco fine.
Auburn Planning Board approves special permit for temporary circus at Southbridge Street. The Planning Board voted unanimously to allow Paranormal Crique to operate a circus at 385 Southbridge Street from July 24-27, conditioned on approvals from the Board of Health and Building Department. Vice
Auburn Planning Board clears Paranormal Circus to operate at the Auburn Mall for four days starting July 24.
Auburn zoning panel votes to raise Regional Mall height restrictions to 80 feet. The committee voted 3-0 to increase from 35 feet, with special permits allowing 110 feet, based on Urban Land Institute analysis showing the current limits are restrictive compared to other town business districts. The
Auburn's three governing boards mapped Special Town Meeting priorities jointly for the first time, with a deteriorating high school turf field and strained reserves dominating the session.
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