Grafton Board Delays Flex-Zoning Changes Until Vote
Grafton Planning Board ties zoning overhaul to November ballot question.
Grafton Planning Board ties zoning overhaul to November ballot question.
Planning Board unanimously approved an ANR subdivision application for Highfield of Grafton, separating the clubhouse and parking lot from the golf course land. Chair Gregory Dalle-Molle and the five-member board voted 5-0 to accept the 42 Magill Drive application from Magill Associates.
Grafton Planning Board clears Highfields lot split, finalizes permitting guide.
Grafton Planning Board voted unanimously to advance a proposed data center regulatory prohibition bylaw. The board directed Christian D'Emilia, Director of Planning and Community Development, to prepare a Planning Board recommendation supporting the amendment, which would establish clear
Grafton Planning Board recommends banning data centers in every zoning district.
Grafton Planning Board unanimously backs Woodland Hill street acceptance recommendation for town boards. At its August 24 meeting, the board approved a report recommending street acceptance at Woodland Hill for presentation to the Select Board and Fall Town Meeting, with Member David Robbins making
Grafton Planning Board members defend elected seats against an appointment proposal.
Grafton Hazard Mitigation Committee approves plan revisions and renewal. The ad-hoc committee voted 8-0 to accept revisions to the town's hazard mitigation plan, report findings to the Select Board, and authorize the Planning Department to proceed with renewal of the expiring plan. Planning Board
Grafton Hazard Mitigation Plan Committee unanimously approved revisions to the current plan and directed the Planning Department to begin updating it by January 2027, ahead of the January 2028 expiration. Planning Director Christian D'Emilia led review of 16 revisions to the tracking sheet,
Planning Board votes to ban data centers townwide via zoning amendment. Chair Gregory Dalle-Molle and the Planning Board voted unanimously, 5 to 0, to advance the bylaw amendment, which prohibits data center development in all zoning districts. The amendment will appear on the October 19 Fall Town
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