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Planning Board clears 22‑unit conversion at 30 Intervale Street after design debate
Summary
The board approved a site plan for 30 Intervale Street to convert an existing paved former club building into 22 apartments with 22 parking spaces; planning staff asked for further design discussion but confirmed outstanding technical issues were resolved.
The Brockton Planning Board on Sept. 3 approved a site‑plan application to convert the existing building at 30 Intervale Street into 22 residential units, matching the applicant’s provision of 22 parking spaces.
The board’s approval followed a lengthy discussion about exterior design suggestions from planning staff and whether such design matters fall within site‑plan review. That debate involved the applicant’s attorney and the planning department.
The project’s representatives told the board the site — the former Sandara Club — is fully paved and that the building footprint and overall size remain unchanged. The applicant initially sought 28 units but revised the…
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