Belchertown Planning Board re-elects Dan Beaudette as Chair and reorganizes leadership. The Board unanimously confirmed Elizabeth Pols as Vice Chair, Leonard Bilodeau as Clerk, Michael Hofler as Single Signatory and Community Preservation Committee liaison, and Bjorn Markeson as PVPC Commissioner
Belchertown Planning Board reorganizes leadership and flags risk to 300 affordable housing units.
Belchertown Planning Board approves zoning amendment, defers controversial Pelham Road housing review. Chair Dan Beaudette and members voted unanimously to recommend a by-law change replacing "Select Board" with "Town Manager" in sections 145-68 and 145-69. A contentious public hearing on 50
Belchertown Planning Board continues Pelham Road duplex hearing, demanding traffic study and pedestrian access plan before any approval.
Planning Board unanimously approved four land-use actions at its April 14 meeting. Chair Dan Beaudette moved approval of a site plan amendment for ARC Point Brew Company's timber pavilion on Front Street, with a reduced 15-foot rear setback under Section 145-75(E) for public safety. The board also
Belchertown Planning Board unanimously approved a permanent outdoor pavilion for ARC Point Brew Company and endorsed a land transfer to the town's Economic Development and Industrial Corporation at its April 14 meeting.
Planning Board unanimously recommends Pepper Ridge Drive as public way. Chair Dan Beaudette led the 5-0-0 vote to advance the twenty-year-old subdivision, which required extensive DPW involvement and road and retention basin reconstruction. The board also appointed Leonard Bilodeau and Elizabeth
Belchertown's Planning Board unanimously recommended acceptance of Pepper Ridge Drive as a public way after more than 21 years in process.
Planning Board unanimously approves Meeshie Moon Path subdivision with covenant condition. Applicant Jason Lafleur agreed to place 13 of the residential lots under town covenant, up from an initial 12, after board member Michael Hofler negotiated the increase; Lafleur retains four lots to sell
Belchertown Planning Board approves 18-lot Moon Path subdivision and recommends against exercising right of first refusal on three Cold Spring Road lots.
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