Gloucester Planning Board unanimously backs 29-unit senior affordable housing project downtown
Gloucester Planning Board endorses 29-unit downtown senior affordable housing project and moves to eliminate a seldom-used zoning district.
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Gloucester ZBA Hears 40B Proposal for 29 Affordable Senior Units on Main Street
Gloucester's Zoning Board of Appeals received a full Chapter 40B comprehensive permit presentation Thursday for a proposed 29-unit affordable senior housing building at 256 Main Street and voted to continue the matter to August 28 while city departments review the plans.
Gloucester City Council Removes Three-Year ZBA Residency Rule in 8-1 Vote
Gloucester City Council adopts 10-year comprehensive plan and votes 8-1 to strip the Zoning Board of Appeals' three-year residency requirement.
Gloucester City Council Removes Three-Year ZBA Residency Rule in 8-1 Vote
Gloucester City Council adopts 10-year comprehensive plan and votes 8-1 to strip the Zoning Board of Appeals' three-year residency requirement.
Gloucester Planning Board Adopts First Comprehensive Plan Since 2001
Gloucester adopts its first comprehensive plan since 2001, unanimously and after two years of work. The Planning Board voted 7-0 on July 17 to adopt the plan, which sets one overarching vision, four core themes, 24 goals, and 151 strategies for the city's next decade.