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Members: Jason Asirifi (Alternate), Ronald E. Brooks (Chair), Glenn Feldman (Vice Chair), Dwarakesh Nallan (Member), Chris Sequeira (Member), Ricky Arisme (Member)

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Planning board approves warehouse project on Washington Street

Auburn Planning Board approves 75,200-square-foot warehouse project for Washington Street. Chair Ron Brooks and members voted unanimously to approve the site plan major modification for 190 Washington Street featuring six buildings, 150 parking spaces, and up to 23 individual tenant spaces. The

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Planning Board Approves Inclusionary Zoning Amendment

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

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board approves special permit for circus at Southbridge Street

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

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board approves warehouse addition with lighting conditions

Planning Board approves warehouse addition with fire department lighting restrictions. Auburn's Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan for a 6,600 square-foot warehouse addition at 10 A Street, requiring applicant Pabco Inc. to provide a lighting plan meeting Fire Department standards with

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