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Zoning board continues Windshore Drive garage-addition petition to April 1

2732342 · March 4, 2025
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Summary

The City of Lynn Zoning Board of Appeals voted to continue the petition for 39 Windshore Drive so the petitioner can submit revised plans addressing neighbor concerns; the hearing was rescheduled to April 1.

The City of Lynn Zoning Board of Appeals on March 4 voted to continue a petition by Gary Ongwick for 39 Windshore Drive so the petitioner can submit revised plans addressing neighbor concerns.

Attorney Hussain Vitale told the board the petitioner filed for a finding under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40A, Section 6, to allow an addition and private garage to a preexisting nonconforming single‑family dwelling. Vitale said neighbors raised concerns and the petitioner’s architect is preparing revisions that may reduce the amount of relief needed.

The board took a procedural vote to postpone the matter to the April 1 meeting to give the petitioner time to file updated plans. The continuance carried in a roll call with the board members present voting in favor.

No substantive findings or conditions beyond the continuance were adopted at the March 4 session. The board will review any revised plans and additional documentation when the case returns on April 1.