Dover Planning Board Approves Pool, ADU Site Plans and Names Student Liaison
Dover Planning Board approves two residential site plans and appoints a high school student to the Tree Preservation Committee.
Dover Planning Board approves two residential site plans and appoints a high school student to the Tree Preservation Committee.
Dover's Tree Preservation Committee approved prior meeting minutes unanimously and coordinated Arbor Day activities for April 24, including a tree seedling giveaway and children's crafting at the public library. Chair Valerie Lin reported that Town Planner Melissa SantucciRozzi is working toward
Planning Board continues ADU review, requires plan revisions. Vice Chair Jody Shue and the Board heard from applicant Iva Hayes regarding a proposed 538-square-foot detached accessory dwelling unit at 18 Meadowbrook Road, voting 3-0 to continue the preliminary site plan review to March 23, 2026.
Dover Planning Board continues ADU application after finding surveyor's limiting notation on site plan.
Tree Preservation Committee unanimously approves high school student as liaison and advances bylaw contract. Chair Val Lin reported Town Planner Melissa Santucci Rozzi has finalized the Massachusetts Association of Planning Committees contract for six to seven months of development, concluding
Planning Board approves subdivision and restaurant signage at February meeting. Vice Chair Jody Shue led the Board in endorsing an Approval Not Required plan to subdivide 129 Dedham Street into two building lots, with Town Planner Melissa SantucciRozzi confirming adequate public frontage
Dover Planning Board unanimously approves Denim Street subdivision and new deli signs at February 9 meeting.
Planning Board approves two preliminary site plans with mixed results. The board unanimously backed Lawrence A. Gordon's 2-car garage at 38 Mill Street, 5-0-0, incorporating a condition barring lighting spill onto neighboring properties after abutter Benjamin Taylor raised concerns. In a 3-2 split,
Dover Tree Preservation Committee submits Tree City USA application, advances bylaw. During its January meeting, the committee discussed multiple development projects including a 40B housing proposal for 43 Strawberry Hill Street, a potential development on Junction Street, and the Hale School's
Dover Planning Board names two interim members and approves two site plans. The board voted unanimously to appoint Nicholas Boehm as a full member and Eric Aborjaily as an alternate member (terms expiring May 18, 2026), with final confirmation pending the March 2 Town Caucus and May town election.
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