Lee cuts fire siren hours, defers to chief
Lee Select Board trims fire siren hours and presses a cannabis grower on odor control.
Lee Select Board trims fire siren hours and presses a cannabis grower on odor control.
Lee Planning Board continues review of a contested 75-room hotel over parking and design concerns.
Lee Select Board restarts a utility pole hearing after an abutter's notice objection, then approves it unanimously.
Lee conservation board challenges a hotel developer's flood-zone impervious surface math.
Lee Planning Board pushes hotel special permit hearing to July 27 amid zoning dispute.
Lee Zoning Board of Appeals debates a paid administrator post, delays two matters to August 26. The board unanimously approved its June 16 minutes after confirming an applicant met permit conditions, including new engineering certification from Steve Matt of Foresight.
Lee Select Board presses cannabis grower on years-long odor complaints.
Lee Planning Board continues hearing on proposed 74-room Fairfield Inn by Marriott. Attorney Jeff Lynch told the board the project at 165 Housatonic Street would cut lot coverage to 7.74 percent, add 83 parking spaces and use a 2025 zoning amendment allowing four-story, 50-foot buildings.
Lee Conservation Commission continues contested Marriott hotel hearing amid abutter's denial request. Attorney Dennis E.G.
Lee Planning Board reelects chair, previews Sharp's 100-space parking expansion. The board voted 5-0 to keep Buck Donovan as chair and elect Peter vice chair, then endorsed a Form A lot-line change on Woodcock Road by the same 5-0 margin.
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