Gloucester ZBA Approves All Eight Applications at Packed May Meeting
Gloucester's Zoning Board of Appeals granted all eight special permits and variances on its May 28 docket, with no applications denied or continued.
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Gloucester Council Votes 8-1 to Adopt Nine-Month Historic Demolition Delay Ordinance
Gloucester City Council adopts demolition delay ordinance, votes 8-1 to protect historic buildings.
Gloucester Planning Board Continues All Three Agenda Items, Sets June and August Hearings
Gloucester Planning Board votes unanimously to continue all active items at May 21 session.
Gloucester Council Approves Applied Materials Expansion, Eyes 800 New Jobs
Gloucester City Council voted 9-0 to approve a building-height special permit for an Applied Materials logistics expansion at 11 Dory Road that company officials say could grow the firm's local workforce from 1,200 to 2,000 employees within 10 years.
Gloucester ZBA Approves Eight Permits, Splits on Washington Street Variance
Gloucester Zoning Board approves eight applications and splits 4-1 on a contested Washington Street variance at its May meeting.
Gloucester Council Approves Applied Materials Height Variance, School Advocates Demand Budget Action
Gloucester council approves Applied Materials expansion permit as school advocates pack public comment.
Gloucester Planning Board Continues 40-Unit Main Street Project Review to May 21
Gloucester Planning Board unanimously delays review of 40-unit mixed-use project at 150 Main Street.
Gloucester City Council Unanimously Accepts $178.7 Million FY2027 Budget for Review
Gloucester City Council votes 9-0 to accept Mayor Lundberg's $178.7 million FY2027 budget and open a 45-day review. The council convened a special meeting May 6 solely to receive the balanced spending plan, which totals exactly $178,690,650 in both revenues and expenditures.
Gloucester City Council Votes 9-0 to Accept $178.7 Million FY27 Budget
Gloucester City Council unanimously accepts $178.7 million FY27 budget for 45-day review.
Gloucester Zoning Board Approves 29-Unit Downtown Affordable Housing Project Under 40B
Gloucester's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a comprehensive Chapter 40B permit for a 29-unit downtown rental development and cleared seven other property applications at its April 29 meeting.