Belmont Planning Board meeting fails to achieve quorum. Only three members attended the Thursday evening meeting — Chairman Peter Harris, Michael LeClair, and Kevin Sturgeon — leaving the board unable to conduct official business. Vice Chairman Ward Peterson, Selectmen's Representative Jon Pike,
Belmont Planning Board continues review of two applications to June 23. For White Oaks LLC's proposed vehicle detailing operation at 52 Higgins Drive, applicant Jon Rokeh described a 3,500-gallon holding-tank system for wash-water and said the applicant will provide water-sourcing data at the June
Belmont Zoning Board unanimously approves seasonal boat storage variance for rural lot. Acting Chairman Mark Mastenbrook led a 4-0 vote allowing Francis and Sarah Patno to store wrapped boats on their Province Road property from October through May. Town Planner Karen Santoro noted the applicants
Zoning Board approves four residential variances in lakeshore applications. Chairman Peter Harris and the four-member board unanimously granted variance relief for the Dubin property at 156 Gardners Grove, Trethewey's park model trailer at 21 Dolphin Drive, Walker's lakefront home replacement at
Belmont Planning Board adjourned without conducting business due to lack of quorum. Only three members attended the January 29 meeting at Belmont Mill; the board requires four for a quorum and waited 15 minutes before adjourning at 6:20 p.m. A scheduled public hearing on amendments to the town's
Belmont Planning Board continues applications for vehicle wash service and tree trimming. The board, led by Chairman Peter Harris, voted unanimously to continue White Oaks LLC's request to amend its site plan to include a vehicle-wash detailing service at 52 Higgins Drive in the Industrial Zone.
Planning Board advances four zoning amendments to ballot. The Belmont Planning Board held a second public hearing on 2026 zoning amendments and voted unanimously on all four articles. Chairman Peter Harris presided as the board advanced Article 1 establishing manufactured housing standards, Article
Planning Board approves three waivers for Farrarville Road subdivision. Vice Chairman Ward Peterson presided as the board unanimously granted waivers for above-ground utilities, oversized lot lengths, and a shared driveway configuration for the six-lot Tammy Allard Revocable Trust project in the
Planning Board extends Mountain Lake subdivision through 2026. The board granted an extension of conditional approval to Mountain Lake Village, LLC for an 18-lot open space residential subdivision on Mile Hill Road, extending approval through August 2026. Vice Chairman Ward Peterson moved the
Belmont Planning Board approves multiple commercial development projects. The Board granted final conditional approval for a motor vehicle towing and storage yard at 194 Gilmanton Road, with a maximum of 30 vehicles stored on site and a 60-day storage limit. Susan Condodemetraky Revocable Trust