Leicester Planning Board approves fence business site plan, defers major developments. The board unanimously approved a Site Plan Review for Universal Fences at 1548 Main Street, conditioned on confirmation that the site can accommodate 53-foot tractor-trailers. Two larger hearings were continued
Leicester Planning Board opened a contentious public hearing on a 1430 Main Street proposal to build 94 townhouses and 192 apartments in a mixed-use zone. Applicants Robert Fox and David Weinstock, represented by attorney Ted Cannon, proposed a largely residential development with secondary
Planning Board backs revised fee regulations based on updated engineering consultant rates. Town Planner Kristen Jacobsen presented the new structure, designed to reflect Quinn Engineering's current billing, with the emphasis on peer review costs for larger projects. The Board voted 4 to 1 to
Planning Board continued a nine-unit multifamily conversion at 981 Main Street to May 19, 2026. Applicant Cedric Richardson and owner Anil Puppala must address stormwater runoff, obtain a Zoning Board of Appeals special permit for impervious surface exceeding thresholds in the Water Resource
Leicester Planning Board unanimously approves Walmart fuel station with pedestrian improvements. The four-member board (absent Jason LoVerme) greenlit the special permit and site plan review for the 20 Soojians Drive project after applicant added a landing and crosswalk connecting to a bus stop and
Leicester Planning Board approves permits for 32 storage containers and marijuana-farm modifications. The Board unanimously approved special permit modifications for two commercial storage facilities operated by Anthony Gleason II, permitting nine additional containers at 12 Huntoon Memorial
Leicester Planning Board received the Center of Town vision plan, developed by the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission and funded by a state Community Compact Best Practice Award. The plan addresses five priorities: improving building facades and streetscapes along Route 9; balancing
Leicester Planning Board approves site plan for accessory housing unit at Pine Ridge Drive. Chairman Joshua Campbell and three members voted 4 to 0 to allow Timothy McDermott to demolish and rebuild at 4 Pine Ridge Drive with a new main house and 986-square-foot accessory unit above an attached
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