Planning Board approves dog kennel home occupation; continues assisted living review.
Natick Planning Board approves dog-kennel home occupation and validates twin-home subdivision. Chair Terri Evans and Vice-Chair Doug Landry led unanimous votes endorsing Allison Breziner's walk-in dog business at 17 Church Street—capped at eight concurrent dogs—and an Approval Not Required plan
Planning Board · Meeting of January 28, 2026
Natick Planning Board approves dog-kennel home occupation and validates twin-home subdivision. Chair Terri Evans and Vice-Chair Doug Landry led unanimous votes endorsing Allison Breziner's walk-in dog business at 17 Church Street—capped at eight concurrent dogs—and an Approval Not Required plan allowing two pre-built homes at 27 Forest Avenue to split into separate lots. The Board also continued its public hearing on a multi-building assisted living residence at 220 North Main Street and related parcels, voting unanimously to defer final action to February 11, 2026, while the National Development Project Team refines trash management and rooftop mechanical screening plans.
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Source: the Planning Board meeting of January 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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