Council Adopts Yearlong Data Center Moratorium
The Braintree Town Council adopted a one-year moratorium on new data centers and raised zoning fines for unpermitted backyard parties.
The Braintree Town Council adopted a one-year moratorium on new data centers and raised zoning fines for unpermitted backyard parties.
Braintree councilors grilled the police chief over years of undocumented Flock camera audits before tabling the discussion.
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a demolition and reconstruction project on a nonconforming lot.
The Braintree Town Council voted unanimously to back a 9-12 grade configuration for a new or renovated high school.
Planning Board approved 10-unit townhouse development at 1157 Washington Street.
Braintree Planning Board clears $9 million Allen Street layout change and two housing permits.
Braintree Town Council approved a $213,800 eminent domain order Wednesday, clearing the way for a $9 million reconstruction of Allen Street between Shaw Street and Quincy Avenue.
Braintree Zoning Board approves two nonconforming-lot dwelling reconstructions. The board unanimously approved petitions from James Thorp (23 Venus Road) and Kenneth Nguyen (74 Davis Road) to demolish and reconstruct single-family dwellings, with Chair Rayna Rubin, Vice-Chair Jose E. Perez, and
Braintree Planning Board advances $40 million Honda dealership at 2 Adams Place. Attorney Frank Marinelli, representing Asbury Automotive Group, reported the 170,000-square-foot dealership has cleared ZBA approval, peer reviews, and Fire Department requirements; the board voted unanimously. The
Braintree Town Council voted 8-0 to appoint Eric Koka town clerk, sworn in on the spot by outgoing clerk Jim Casey.
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