Ordinances Committee Postpones Five Zoning Matters for Legal Review. The Ordinances & Rules Committee referred five zoning and special permit applications to the Law Department and postponed decisions on all of them pending legal review.
Waltham Licenses Committee approved two secondhand dealers licenses at its September 21 meeting. The panel approved a license for Pedals & Powder at 85 River Street to sell ski and bike equipment and parts, with Chair Vidal adding an amendment prohibiting e-bike sales.
Waltham's Traffic Commission accepted a traffic study for the first phase of the Bay Colony redevelopment and ordered a letter of concern to the City Council.
Waltham's Traffic Commission approved Phase 1A of a 283-unit residential development at 1000 Winter Street while directing staff to submit formal concerns to City Council about cumulative traffic impacts at full build-out. VHB's traffic study projected 1,270 daily vehicle trips with 112 in the AM
The Waltham Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved three variances for a second-floor addition and attached garage at 83 Lakeview Terrace.
The Waltham Historical Commission voted to delay demolition of a 19th-century duplex while clearing two other properties for teardown.
City Council approved infrastructure loans totaling $3.8 million in major capital spending. The council approved $2,125,684 for water, street and sewer improvements and $1,675,000 for a Zetron Max emergency alerting and radio control system in roll-call votes, also approving a compensation
Waltham council approves $3.8 million in loans, opens review of city AI use.
The Waltham Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to authorize sign-off on a 962 Main Street redevelopment clearing the way for a Seasons Corner Market pending a City Council special permit.
Waltham Conservation Commission approved sign-offs and environmental determinations at its September 10 meeting. Chair Bill Doyle and the six-member board unanimously authorized the conservation agent or chair to sign off on the Seasons Corner Market redevelopment at 962 Main Street, which replaces
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