8.14.2024 Planning Board

Fall River Government TV Aug 14, 2024 YouTube Report Issue

The Fall River Planning Board convened on August 14th for its monthly meeting, chaired by John Ferrera. The board addressed seven Form A applications for land subdivision, two of which were not endorsed due to insufficient documentation. The application for 146 18th Street, submitted by Innovative Investments LLC, was approved with a 4-1 vote despite concerns raised about setbacks. Applications for 117 and 125 Call Street and 15 Star Street, both by Rodman Omen LLC, were unanimously approved. The application for 300 Hemlock Street and 603 Ray Street, by Toby E LaVine revocable trust, was not endorsed by a unanimous 5-0 vote due to missing dimensions and lack of statutory compliance documentation on the plan. Similarly, the application for 52-58 Forest Street by Richard A Mercurio was not approved by a 5-0 vote because the referenced zoning variance had not been recorded. The application for 745 Brion Avenue and 281 Jefferson Street by Thomas Legals was unanimously approved. The board also voted to place on file correspondence regarding the Adams House at 1168 Highland Avenue's acceptance to the National Register of Historic Places. A discussion on naming a memorial for Jean Batiste LePage was tabled for six months, with the board expressing a preference for a location along the Route 79 corridor. Finally, the minutes from the June 12th and July 10th meetings were approved.

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