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Zoning out

04Oct19

So, now they want Zoning Board of Appeals meetings to be televised. The suggestion was made recently at a televised Town Council meeting. Misery loves company, I suppose. There’s nothing TV viewers would rather watch than deliberations over dimensional variances and nonconforming uses — unless you count the Watching Paint Dry Channel. To help promote […]

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Tags: cable TV, city, Climate Change, Community Television, Conservation Commission, developer, development, environmental issues, Envision, Greenwood Station, Humor, Mark Sardella, meetings, nonconforming use, opinion. politics, overdevelopment, public access, Special Permit, Television, Town Council zoning, variance, Wakefield Daily Item, Wakefield MA, Wakefield Station, WCAT, ZBA, Zoning Board of Appeals

Town Meeting article seeks mixed use, residential above retail in downtown

14Nov15

by Mark Sardella (Wakefield Daily Item) One of the zoning measures that will go before the voters at next week’s Regular Town Meeting seeks to encourage a shift toward multifamily, mixed-use developments in Wakefield‘s downtown area. Article 12 on the Nov. 16 Town Meeting warrant would make it easier for developers to propose projects in […]

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Tags: Brian McGrail, Bronwyn Della-Volpe, business, business district, developer, downtown, Main Street, Mark Sardella, Matthew Lowry, mixed-use development, multi-family dwellings, Pat Bruno, Paul Reavis, Planning Board, public transportation, railroad, residential, retail, Town Meeting, Town Planner, village, Wakefield Daily Item, Wakefield MA, zoning, Zoning Board of Appeals, Zoning Bylaw

Town Meeting to consider open space development bylaw revisions

13Nov15

by Mark Sardella (Wakefield Daily Item) One of the Zoning articles that Wakefield voters will be grappling with at the Regular Town Meeting that gets underway on Monday, Nov. 16 relates to open space subdivisions, also known as conservation subdivisions. At a public hearing earlier this week, the Planning Board voted to recommend favorable action […]

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Tags: bylaw, conservation, developer, development, Mark Sardella, open space, Paul Reavis, Planning Board, subdivision, Town Meeting, Wakefield Daily Item, Wakefield MA

Town Suing Developer of Millbrook Estates

22Jan08

Claim that Falites hid excess profits owed to town The town has filed suit against Falite Bros., Inc. and its limited liability company, Millbrook Estates, LLC, for breach of contract, fraud and conspiracy, among other allegations in a nine-count civil action. The town alleges that the defendants “retained or secreted excess profits of $1,324,019 belonging […]

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Zoning out

Town Meeting article seeks mixed use, residential above retail in downtown

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