Board approves release of building permits for Barrington Brook development

April 12, 2025 | Great Barrington, Berkshire County , Massachusetts

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The Great Barrington Planning Board made a significant move during their April 10, 2025 meeting, approving the release of building permits for three key lots in the Barrington Brook development. This decision allows for the sale of Lot 1A, Lot 1B, and Lot 2, marking a crucial step forward in the project’s progress.

Board Chair Malcolm initiated the motion, stating, “I personally am okay with releasing all 3.” The board members quickly reached a consensus, with Jonathan seconding the motion. The approval signifies not only a green light for the development but also reflects the board's confidence in the project's potential value.
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The release of these permits is particularly important as it enables the sale of Lot 1B, which had been under a form D covenant. The board's unanimous vote underscores their commitment to advancing the Barrington Brook project, which is expected to enhance the local community and economy.

As the board continues to navigate the complexities of development in Great Barrington, this decision stands out as a pivotal moment, promising new opportunities for growth and investment in the area.

Converted from Town of Great Barrington Planning Board Meeting, April 10, 2025 meeting on April 12, 2025
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