https://southborough.info/issues/250-turnpike-road/ 2026-10-15T23:35:55-04:00 https://southborough.info/topics/nrTrCqF8IJA/7 2026-10-08T12:00:00Z

The commission took up a continued hearing for a proposed 32-unit rental townhouse development at 250 Turnpike Road and 0 Parkerville Road. The conservation agent confirmed that peer reviewer Lucas Environmental is still completing their review, necessitating a continuance. Outcome: Continued

https://southborough.info/topics/Nzknp6oL4v8/5 2026-09-17T12:00:00Z

The commission formally opened and continued two public hearings at the request of the applicants without receiving testimony. Outcome: Both hearings were continued to October 8, 2026.

https://southborough.info/topics/AbhYdScbz7I/4 2026-09-15T12:00:00Z

Engineer James Tetreault presented a plan for 250 Turnpike Road to replace a failing, deteriorated sewer pipe hung under a footbridge with a new pump chamber and force main. Because of site constraints and a required 25-foot wetland setback, the applicant requested a variance from the standard 10-foot building foundation setback to place the pump chamber 6 feet from the building wall. The board approved the 6-foot variance with a vapor barrier condition, while noting that the broader replacement plan and leaching area must still be reviewed with DEP and the Conservation Commission. Outcome: Variance approved 2-1 (Liz Zadek voting against). Signing authorization passed 3-0.

https://southborough.info/topics/g5scXGcNtUc/1 2026-08-27T12:00:00Z

The commission opened a continued public hearing for a notice of intent to construct 32 rental townhomes at 250 Turnpike Road and 0 Parkerville Road. The applicant requested a continuance because peer review funds were recently received and the technical review is just getting underway. Outcome: Hearing continued to September 17, 2024.

https://southborough.info/topics/IrDN9mU1ybM/5 2026-06-25T12:00:00Z

The applicant for a 32-unit townhome development provided a brief procedural update. The applicant plans to submit a revised filing covering the replication area, and peer review will begin once review fees are settled. Outcome: Hearing continued to July 23, 2024.

https://southborough.info/topics/6H4R-9hc3ew/6 2026-06-22T12:00:00Z

Representative Georgeconn Banan of FD 250 Turnpike LLC requested a 90-day extension of the temporary certificate of occupancy for the Beehive Storage facility. Banan explained that because the access bridge over the wetlands has deteriorated, the applicant plans to install a dedicated septic system on the upper lot for the storage building and a separate system on the lower lot for the future contractor bays, rather than connecting across the bridge. The board voted to recommend that the building commissioner grant a 90-day extension. Outcome: Voted to recommend a 90-day extension of the temporary certificate of occupancy

https://southborough.info/topics/g_7SIaQJK7M/2 2026-06-04T12:00:00Z

Expedited Engineering presented a Notice of Intent on behalf of FD 250 Turnpike LLC for a Chapter 40B comprehensive permit project consisting of 32 townhouse-style rental units. Approximately 3.5 acres of the 5.2-acre parcel will be altered, involving work within the 100-foot buffer zone and the local 20-foot no-disturb zone. Discussion centered on wildlife passage for salamanders near an onsite vernal pool, waiver of local town bylaws under Chapter 40B, and proposed native buffer plantings. Outcome: Hearing continued to June 25, 2026.

https://southborough.info/topics/Z6WC_8EUgcU/2 2026-05-06T12:00:00Z

Town special counsel presented the detailed draft comprehensive permit decision, findings of fact, conditions, and waivers for a Chapter 40B development at 250 Turnpike Road and 9 Parkerville Road. The proposed development consists of 32 rental townhouse units, including eight affordable units (25 percent) restricted to households earning up to 80 percent of area median income. The board reviewed dozens of specific conditions covering pre-construction reviews, peer engineering oversight, wetland buffer zone mitigation, traffic and school bus accommodations, stormwater management, and dual regulatory agreements to protect long-term affordability. Outcome: The board voted unanimously to approve the comprehensive permit conditions as revised.

https://southborough.info/topics/znWhFcdIV3k/5 2026-04-30T12:00:00Z

Town staff updated the commission on the comprehensive permit application for 250 Turnpike Road. The Zoning Board of Appeals closed its public hearing on April 15 and is set to deliberate on a draft decision on May 6, with a statutory filing deadline of May 25. The draft decision incorporates various conservation-related conditions, including invasive species management, wildlife passage grates, fencing, and buffer zone plantings. Outcome: Discussion only; no commission vote taken.