Planning Board approves minor site plan for Locust Street business. The Board voted unanimously to approve Geoffrey Baylies' Minor Site Plan Review for 16 Locust Street following testimony from Building Commissioner Carl Bizarro that the applicant had made substantial improvements after a
Planning Board re-elects leaders in routine reorganization. The Board unanimously retained Chairman Chad S. Carvalho and Vice Chairman Christopher Mello. In public hearing, the Board continued a Special Permit application for commercial composting at 0 Thomas Lucas Lots, Off Chace Road, to August
Freetown Planning Board continued three development applications and directed staff to draft data center bylaws. Chairman Chad S. Carvalho and the board continued hearings for commercial composting at 0 Thomas Lucas Lots, a six-bay contractor facility at 170 Middleboro Road (extended to May 5,
Planning Board approves minutes and continues two applications for later hearing dates. Chairman Chad S. Carvalho and all six voting members present on March 17 continued the Special Permit application for Commercial Composting at 0 Thomas Lucas Lots to April 21, 2026, and the Site Plan Review for
Planning Board schedules site plan continuation for Middleboro Road contractor-bay project. Applicant Freetown Trade and Hobby Center LLC is pursuing public water supply options after revising plans; the current private well limits site use to twenty-five employees and requires additional
Planning Board approves withdrawal of commercial recycling permit at 89 Chace Road. The Freetown Planning Board voted unanimously to approve withdrawal without prejudice of a special permit application for commercial recycling at 89 Chace Road after the Zoning Board of Appeals granted an operating
Freetown Planning Board approves extensions and new bond for delayed projects. The board unanimously granted a three-year extension for a large-scale solar project at 3 Quarry Drive, Assessor's Map 202, Lot 20, with an updated decommissioning bond of $367,866.18, representing an increase of
Planning Board continues two special permits pending ZBA hearing outcome. Member David Crose opened the meeting in the absence of Chairman Chad S. Carvalho and Vice Chairman Christopher Mello. The board unanimously voted to continue the public hearings for special permits for commercial composting
Freetown Planning Board continues two special permit hearings and approves solar extension. Chairman Chad S. Carvalho oversaw continuances to January 20, 2026, for commercial composting and recycling special permits at Beech Bluff Farm on Chace Road, and continued a 170 Middleboro Road contractor
Freetown Planning Board continues contentious Chase Road food depackaging permit amid neighbor outcry.
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