The Longmeadow Planning Board approved a 900-square-foot accessory dwelling unit at 523 Laurel Street and reelected Bruce Colton as chair. The ADU application by Thomas Libbos was approved unanimously with conditions, contingent on Zoning Board of Appeals approval and requiring the applicant to
Longmeadow Planning Board rejects recommendation for side-yard solar zoning amendment. All five members voted unanimously against recommending Citizen Petition #2026-1 to Annual Town Meeting, which would have allowed solar panels in side yards of residence zones. Curt Freedman presented the
Planning Board unanimously approves school building project design. The board closed the public hearing for Case 2026-3-1 and approved the Site and Design Review Application for the Middle School Building Project at 410 Williams Street with 5-0 votes; all five members were present, including
Longmeadow Planning Board opens public hearing on major middle school building project. The Planning Board opened a public hearing for the proposed Middle School Building Project at 410 Williams Street, involving demolition of the existing building, new construction, and an athletic field, with
Longmeadow Planning Board schedules Williams Middle School hearing and advances ADU regulations. Chaired by Cheryl Thibodeau, the Board unanimously endorsed the Cooling Corridors Grant application for shade tree planting (5-0) and set a March 31st public hearing on the Williams Middle School Site
Planning Board approves Mongillo appointment, reviews long-range plan progress. Cheryl Thibodeau's Planning Board unanimously appointed Antonietta Mongillo to the Future Use of Town Buildings Taskforce. Associate Planner Dean Syed and Assistant Town Manager Michael Barbieri presented long-range
Planning Board approves Site and Design Review decision on Williams Street property. The Board voted unanimously to approve the decision for Case #2025-0205-01 at 916 Williams Street after entering executive session to discuss anticipated litigation relative to the case. Town Counsel Jay Talerman
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