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Zoning board approves four nonconforming-lot conversions, denies stalled applications

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

Zoning Board of Appeals · Meeting of May 18, 2026

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 Road, a 4-1 vote approved a wheelchair-accessible garage variance for Erik Salmi.

At 5 Halsey Way, the board voted 4-1 to approve a new dwelling after High End Homes LLC revised plans reducing structure depth by 11-15 feet. At 2 Westlake Road, a 3-2 vote confirmed approval for Nardone Corporation following a procedural vote correction. The board denied two applications when applicants failed to appear, and continued two others to June 22.

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Source: the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting of May 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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