Planning Board interviewed three candidates for a vacant member seat at its Sept. 28 meeting. Candidates Michael Savage, David Billings, and Carolyn Ringel discussed planning priorities including housing diversity, infrastructure capacity, and zoning.
Dover Planning Board approves storage shed and Savage appointment. The Board unanimously approved a preliminary site plan for a 12-by-16-foot storage shed at 167 Pine Street for lawn and yard tool storage; applicant Scott Estabrooks did not attend, and Town Planner Melissa SantucciRozzi noted a
Planning Board unanimously approves ADU site plan at 151 Dedham Street. The board voted 3-0 to accept the preliminary site plan review for a one-bedroom, 856-square-foot detached accessory dwelling unit and 648-square-foot garage on property owned by the David R. Javaheri Trust, with Chair Carol
Dover Planning Board unanimously approves subdivision and site plan applications. The Board endorsed two Approval Not Required plans for property owners Benjamin and Kelly Taylor at 55 Willow Street and Hale Reservation, Inc. at 0 Powissett Street, and approved a Preliminary Site Plan Review for a
Dover Planning Board endorses Hale Reservation lot reconfiguration, clearing a path for permanent conservation of over 1,100 acres.
Dover Planning Board approves four tree removals from scenic road property with conditions. At its June 29 meeting, the board voted 4-0 to allow cutting only four of eight trees requested at 146 Claybrook Road, rejecting removal of four additional trees contact with utility lines and instead
Dover Planning Board unanimously approved three land-use applications and reappointed four Tree Preservation Committee members at its June 29 Zoom meeting.
Dover's Housing Task Force held its second community forum on zoning, affordability, and rural character, drawing a full room to hear from planning consultants Barrett Planning Group and Dodson and Flinker.
DOVER -- June 10, 2026, Dover's Tree Preservation Committee opened public input on a potential new tree preservation bylaw, with 60 percent of live-poll respondents strongly in support. Committee Chair Valerie Lynn
Dover's Tree Preservation Committee opens public engagement on a new standalone tree bylaw.
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