Zoning Board Approves Five Applications, Continues Two Contested Proposals
Zoning Board of Appeals · Meeting of July 9, 2026
Concord Zoning Board approves five applications, continues two contested projects. The board unanimously approved special permits for a tourist home at 7 Seymour Street, a country club pump station at 1861 Sudbury Road, a 470 square foot addition at 195 Stow Street, a gas station renovation at 166 Commonwealth Avenue, and a deck at 111 Pilgrim Road, by 3-0 votes. Two applications drew neighborhood concerns and were continued to August 13: Keith Moritz's proposal to demolish an existing 2,283 square foot dwelling and construct a 5,780 square foot replacement at 448 Sudbury Road, and Michael Gresty's application for an accessory dwelling unit at 262 Virginia Road.
The board continued both to allow further deliberation on variance standards and neighborhood compatibility impacts.
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Source: the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting of July 9, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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