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Planning Board outlines 2026-2027 agenda with housing strategy focus

Planning Board advances housing strategy and charts 2026-2027 priorities centered on MCI Concord. The Concord Housing Foundation presented an updated strategy to address rising housing costs and shortage of moderately affordable housing, with the Affordable Housing Trust setting a goal of 200 units

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board backs gas station renovation at Commonwealth Avenue.

Planning Board votes unanimously to recommend gas station renovation approval. The five-member board endorsed a Special Permit and Site Plan Review for Concord Country Store, LLC at 166 Commonwealth Avenue in the Floodplain Conservancy District under Zoning Bylaw Sections 7.1.3, 7.2, 11.6, and

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board approves solar expansion at former landfill

Concord Planning Board unanimously approves 4.8-megawatt solar expansion with battery storage system. The Board approved Kearsarge Walden St LLC's application to upgrade and expand the solar array at the former Municipal Landfill at 755 Walden Street, with a 20-megawatt-hour battery system

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board Approves Two Lot Modification Plans

Planning Board unanimously endorses two property lot modification plans. Almeida was elected Chair with Nelson as Vice Chair and Felshin as Clerk by 7-0 votes. The Board endorsed plans for Batstone LLC to reconfigure industrial lots at 100 Domino Drive and for 8245 Medina LLC to divide a

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board revises Article 34 mixed-use zoning language

Concord Planning Board revises Article 34 mixed-use zoning bylaw before Town Meeting. The board voted unanimously on April 14 to remove language that would have conditioned building waivers on 20 percent affordable housing, addressing an unintended conflict that would have made small mixed-use

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