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Brookline Zoning Board of Appeals continues four cases to July 31 after lacking quorum
Summary
With no quorum at its July 17 meeting, the Brookline Zoning Board of Appeals postponed four hearings—including a comprehensive permit modification—until Thursday, July 31 at 7 p.m., board member Randolph Micklejohn said.
Randolph Micklejohn, a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals, called the board to order Thursday, July 17, and said the board did not have a quorum, so the four cases on the agenda were continued to Thursday, July 31, at 7 p.m. No votes were taken. Nicole Perret of the Department of Planning and Community Development attended and noted logistical details for the continued hearings.
The board specified the items and case numbers it postponed. The board will continue a comprehensive permit modification for a project described in the agenda as “45 Bart At Crescent.” The other continuances were for 30 Lyon Road (case no. 2025-000028), 23 Cypress Street (case no. 2025-000029) and 370 Washington Street (case no. 2024-000063). All four were continued to the same date and time: Thursday, July 31, at 7 p.m.
Perret reminded an applicant identified as “Mr. Parker” that he may join the July 31 hearing via the same link used for the July 17 meeting. Micklejohn then closed the short meeting and adjourned.
These continuances are procedural: the board did not deliberate or take formal votes on the merits of any application at the July 17 session. The hearings are scheduled to be heard on July 31 at 7 p.m., when the board may have a quorum and proceed with testimony, staff reports and any formal actions.
