Zoning Board of Appeals

Zoning board approves three variances, clearing major dealership redevelopment. The Braintree Zoning Board unanimously approved all three requests before it: a motor vehicle dealership at 2 Adams Place (a 40 million dollar investment by Atlanta Real Estate Holdings LLC), and residential garage and

Braintree Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approves five residential construction and addition variances. Chair Rayna Rubin led the board in approving Eugene Gallagher's 704 square foot two-story addition at 21 Hilliard Court, Scott Stuart's 238 square foot deck at 289 Quincy Avenue, Jason

Braintree Zoning Board unanimously approves four residential-conversion variance petitions. Chair Rayna Rubin and the board voted to advance Patricia Fisher's proposal to convert a vacant commercial building at 75 Hancock Street into eight residential units with one designated as affordable housing

Braintree Zoning Board approves three nonconforming residential determinations. Chair Rayna Rubin and members Jose E. Perez and Angela Cavanaugh unanimously approved a Finding to continue a five-unit apartment house at 391 Elm Street, dating to the 1850s, with the building occupying approximately

Braintree Zoning Board of Appeals cancelled its February 23 meeting due to inclement weather. Five pending petitions remained unheard, including requests by Susan Wong and Jacky CJ Zang for relief to operate a child day care at 38 Roosevelt Street, George Clements for continuation of a pre-existing