Dover's Tree Preservation Committee advanced preparations for a June 8 community forum on tree protection, with Chair Val Lin ordering members to confirm their reappointment intentions by the next meeting. The committee postponed approval of prior minutes after download failures and reviewed draft
DOVER -- June 2, 2026, Dover Planning Board reorganizes and launches postmortem after zoning articles fail at annual town meeting. The board unanimously re-elected Carol Lisbon as chair and Valerie Lynn as vice chair
Dover Planning Board approves inground pool and shed with well-use restriction. The Board voted 4-0 on the Preliminary Site Plan Review for 10 Claybrook Road, adding seven conditions including a requirement that the pool be filled by private water truck only, no discharge of pool water without
Dover Planning Board reorganizes for FY27 and approves Claybrook Road pool amid Town Meeting postmortem.
DOVER -- May 19, 2026, Dover Planning Board re-endorses 129 Dedham Street plan after Land Court cleanup, eyes housing session. The board voted unanimously to re-endorse the approval-not-required plan for 129
Planning Board unanimously re-endorses ANR plan for 129 Dedham Street subdivision. Town Planner Melissa SantucciRozzi reported that revisions required by the Land Court to the March 3, 2026 plan did not alter the two buildable lots the Board voted to create on February 9, 2026, and the motion
Dover Planning Board unanimously re-endorses a two-lot subdivision plan and bids farewell to Vice Chair Jody Shue after a decade of service.
Dover Tree Preservation Committee launches bylaw development with MAPC consultants. Chair Valerie Lin and Metropolitan Area Planning Council representatives Diana Marsh and Jiwon Park presented a timeline calling for five committee meetings, stakeholder interviews with land use staff, developers
DOVER -- April 28, 2026, Dover Planning Board approves what may be its final shed site plan review before a zoning change. The board voted 3-0 Monday to approve a preliminary site plan review
Planning Board unanimously approves storage shed at Bridle Path Circle. The 264-square-foot structure proposed by Dave Sobol and Cara Fineman meets all setbacks, requires no tree removal, and complies with zoning requirements, Town Planner Melissa SantucciRozzi said; Katie Williams moved approval
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