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Zoning board grants rear‑setback variance for single‑story addition to create sensory space for child with severe autism
3559427 · May 21, 2025
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The board approved a rear‑yard variance for a single‑story addition at 105 Eustace St. to create an indoor sensory/playroom and a master bedroom; the applicant said the expansion is needed for a child with level 3 autism.
The Revere Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance allowing a single‑story addition at 105 Eustace St. to create indoor space for a child with severe autism and a master bedroom for the parents.
Cindy Molina, speaking for the applicants, described their son, Liam, as having level 3 autism and nonverbal needs. She said the family plans to convert an…
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