Planning Board continues Costco, zoning hearings
Southborough Planning Board opens first Costco hearing, pushes vote to October 19.
Southborough Planning Board opens first Costco hearing, pushes vote to October 19.
Southborough Planning Board reviewed zoning enforcement authority and continued two major site plans. Chair Lisa Braccio presented the formal enforcement policy under which the Building Inspector served as enforcement officer and the board could refer violations for administrative review. The board
Southborough Planning Board unanimously approved the release of six lots in the Ruby Estates subdivision and a $5,500 tree planting study at its June 22 meeting. Vice Chair Debbie DeMuria moved to accept a surety agreement and release the Ruby Estates lots, which feature a public roadway. The board
Southborough Planning Board unanimously released six lots and accepted a surety bond at the Ruby Estates subdivision on Mount Vickery Road at its June 22 meeting.
Planning Board reorganizes with unanimous votes for leadership and appointments. The Board elected Lisa Braccio as Chair and Debbie DeMuria as Vice Chair, and reappointed all members of the Master Plan Implementation Committee to one-year terms. Debbie DeMuria was named Planning Board
SOUTHBOROUGH -- June 1, 2026, Southborough Planning Board reorganizes under new Chair Lisa Braccio and clears a path for occupancy at 200 Turnpike Road. The board unanimously elected Braccio as chair and Deborah DeMuria as
Planning Board endorses amended letter supporting regional Route 9 gateway study. The board unanimously backed a revised letter of support for a joint Southborough-Westborough planning grant application under the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities One Stop for Growth program, with
Planning Board recommends revoking the Southborough Historical Society's Temporary Certificate of Occupancy. The board voted 4-1 (with Debbie DeMuria opposing) after finding the SHS in violation of six conditions tied to its Major Site Plan Approval at 40-42 Central Street, citing parking
Planning Board extends Central Street Historical Society permit, requires as-built plans. Chair Meme Luttrell, Lisa Braccio, and Debbie DeMuria unanimously extended the Temporary Occupancy Permit for 40-42 Central Street through May 11, with the Southborough Historical Society required to submit
Planning Board approves 2025 open space monitoring report documenting encroachments at six subdivisions. Joseph Orzel of Lucas Environmental presented findings showing invasive species including Oriental bittersweet and Japanese knotweed, yard debris, and incomplete boundary markers across Chestnut
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