ZBA Votes 4-1 to Overturn Corner-Lot Ruling
ZBA votes 4-1 to overturn corner-lot setback interpretation, affecting future redevelopment.
ZBA votes 4-1 to overturn corner-lot setback interpretation, affecting future redevelopment.
Natick Zoning Board unanimously rejects an oversized Morse Street townhouse plan.
Natick Zoning Board approves Wentworth Road addition 4-1, citing new limits on its own authority.
Natick Zoning Board approves six residential projects; state law eliminates future ZBA review for certain nonconforming work. The board granted relief for six residential construction and alteration projects, including a two-dwelling demolition and reconstruction at 27/29 Forest Avenue and a
Natick Zoning Board approves four residential projects, denies relief for two. The Board approved Section 6 relief for demolition and reconstruction at 22 Laconia Road, 59 Westlake Road, 52 Bacon Street, and 3 Walcott Street, with votes ranging from unanimous to 4-1. The Board denied similar relief
Natick Zoning Board approves six projects as new state law strips four others from its docket. Chair David Jackowitz told the board a July 9 amendment to MGL Chapter 40A, Section 6, signed by Gov.
Natick Zoning Board approves four residential reconstruction projects and rejects two on scale concerns. The board unanimously approved first-floor additions and reconstructions at 22 Laconia Road (Zeyb Zubairy and Nicholas Dubreuil), 52 Bacon Street (Edward Paturzo), and 3 Walcott Street (David
NATICK -- June 22, 2026, Natick's Zoning Board of Appeals approved six demolition-and-rebuild or addition applications at its June 22 meeting while rejecting one and continuing another. The board voted 5-
Natick zoning board approves four residential projects on nonconforming lots. The board unanimously approved a Section 6 Finding and lot coverage variance (31 percent) for a former auto-body site at 104 West Central Street, converting to single-family use by Vanjo Realty, LLC. At 56 Beaver Dam
Natick Zoning Board holds first hybrid meeting, continues applications. The Zoning Board of Appeals held its first hybrid meeting Monday, continuing six zoning applications to May 18, 2026, and accepting the withdrawal of an application for three additions at 9 Lotus Path. Chair David Jackowitz and
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