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Engineer Rick Salvo of Engineering Alliance presented the plan and told the board the extension is a 40-foot right-of-way that will extend the pavement roughly 25 feet to meet Walnut Street. The road design was revised at the city engineer’s request from an initial 24-foot pavement to a 30-foot-wide road to match surrounding standards. The project calls for concrete sidewalks on the house side, and two deep-sump, ported catch basins that will tie into an existing manhole and the city's drainage system. Water and sewer service for the new house will connect at Walnut Street.

Salvo said the site-plan review committee, the Department of Public Works superintendent, the city engineer and the fire department reviewed and signed off on the plan. The fire department requested a connection rather than a turnaround after determining that a full cul-de-sac was impractical given the distance of the building from the nearest intersection. Salvo said minimal grading is expected because the area has already been largely graded.

Board members asked whether the stretch will remain private and who is responsible for future repairs; staff and the engineer said the extension will be constructed as a private way. If the developer later petitions the City Council and the council accepts the street, maintenance responsibility would shift to the city. Members also asked how many houses the extension could serve; Salvo said the plan directly serves one new house but that there is an additional small lot that could potentially accommodate another dwelling, depending on lot-buildability determinations.

A public speaker in favor said the extension improves emergency and service access and creates a useful loop for the water system. Planning Board member Mrs. Donipolis moved to approve the street-extension plan; the motion was seconded and approved by roll call vote. The board recorded an affirmative vote and ordered the plan approved. Construction may proceed subject to the applicant meeting the conditions and obtaining any necessary council acceptance to convert the private way to a public street in the future.

The plan includes no city-funded construction; responsibility for building the extension rests with the applicant until and unless the City Council accepts the street.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Revere City Planning Board Meeting 5/20/25","oneSentenceSummary","The board approved a privately built extension of Richard Street — a 40-foot right-of-way and roughly 25-foot extension to connect with Walnut Street — after site-plan review signoffs from the fire department, city engineer and DPW; the extension will be built to city standards and may be accepted by the City Council later.","taxTitle","Revere City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts","taxId",5660,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6567262,"Revere Planning Board backs zoning amendment to allow food trucks on private property, recommends 45 dBA limit",466,1359000,1825000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3410463-2820b8cc0cc46c2200ed1c263f7c113a&start=1359&end=1825","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3410463-2820b8cc0cc46c2200ed1c263f7c113a/thumbnail_1359000.jpg","/articles/6567262/Revere-City/Suffolk-County/Massachusetts/Revere-Planning-Board-backs-zoning-amendment-to-allow-food-trucks-on-private-property-recommends-45-dBA-limit","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6567262-3dde23db4d392536d217ac8f32b625d4/orig.mp4?Expires=1771213826&Signature=ZlqwbZOuKeOx~8kdeKkkWnuX3Sk-1E6kPK3AjWnQUiuIHLhjqLkPKpnKr5QjZ~8nujYZD6mTZKMoMP1aieZ9a1O9e6sGCZYdUGbDLhftgmKMthWUaYpUMyZBrg4wBl3L5UoE-VgVclArKmtg1u3LiW5iIlknHE-UJTLDt1P9c8Wk0GMxS1ORcVxKCcv9T~3qa3ZqLmHcfbSEm1QhxrkRvFqQwBY6GtfmCiYGyyUior6ZgZQl1OOue0lwRzrzqZAOUuvo7gr858D-fc-DT7J2MJRKLUa897pSGo0fZHKP3fO7W6sMkr4x1W2JbLU1jrQCeKGALzxJhhJTusf0mWONDQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Revere Planning Board on May 20 voted to recommend that the City Council amend the Revere Zoning Ordinance to define and allow food trucks on private property in a set of specified districts, and recommended the council include a 45 dBA maximum noise limit in any license approval.

The amendment would add a definition of “food truck” and permit the use only in certain zoning districts — RC-2 (Long Riverview Beach Boulevard area), PDD-1 (Suffolk Downs), Highway Business (around Squire Road) and the TED/North Shore Road area — and would make all food-truck activity on private property subject to yearly permits from Revere’s License Commission. The planning board’s recommendation also clarifies that food trucks would not be permitted on public ways under the proposed amendment.

Planning Department staff summarized the amendment during the public hearing, saying the change \"is pretty simple\" and that \"it'd be none allowed on public ways, just on private property.\" The staff presentation said the ordinance currently limits food-truck locations to the listed districts and that any approved truck would still require a license from the License Commission.

Board members asked whether existing operators would be able to continue. The staff said three operators are already known to be likely to apply for licenses under the new rule. Board members also asked whether the License Commission would set hours of operation and whether food trucks would provide restroom access; staff replied that the commission sets hours and that seating and restroom provisions were not required by the zoning amendment.

During deliberations, Planning Board member Mr. Abrams offered the motion recommending the Council adopt the zoning amendment and include a decibel limit. \"When they approve a license for a food truck ... that they put an ordinance there for decibels and recommend that they use the decibel limit of 45 dBA,\" Abrams said. The board approved the recommendation by voice vote; no opponents spoke during the hearing.

The planning board’s recommendation now goes to the Revere City Council for final action. If the council and the License Commission adopt the changes as recommended, food trucks would be authorized on private property in the listed districts under yearly licenses administered by the License Commission, and use on public ways would remain prohibited.","At its May 20 meeting the Revere Planning Board voted to recommend a Revere Zoning Ordinance amendment to define and permit food trucks on private property in specified districts, and recommended the City Council adopt a 45 dBA maximum noise limit enforced through the License Commission.","actionData","errors"]

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Revere Planning Board approves Richard Street extension to serve one new home, ties drainage to Walnut Street

Revere Planning Board backs zoning amendment to allow food trucks on private property, recommends 45 dBA limit